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Possums Jan 28th 2009 3:06 pm

Re: Tasmania (continued!)
 

Originally Posted by Alien Muse (Post 7223772)
No, but will be going to

http://www.festivale.com.au/index/logo.jpg

Can't wait

yes we are going there too

GaryVFR8 Jan 28th 2009 9:47 pm

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Hi We are off to Festivale on the Saturday, we are looking at meeting around 11:30 Just outside the main gates on Tamar street. Unless someone else can think of better place?
Gary Vikky and Hollie

Possums Jan 28th 2009 9:57 pm

Re: Tasmania (continued!)
 

Originally Posted by GaryVFR8 (Post 7225026)
Hi We are off to Festivale on the Saturday, we are looking at meeting around 11:30 Just outside the main gates on Tamar street. Unless someone else can think of better place?
Gary Vikky and Hollie

do you need to get tickets before hand gary or can you pay on the gate?

we are going down on the saturday and stopping overnight in town :thumbup:

GaryVFR8 Jan 28th 2009 10:17 pm

Re: Tasmania (continued!)
 

Originally Posted by Possums (Post 7225053)
do you need to get tickets before hand gary or can you pay on the gate?

we are going down on the saturday and stopping overnight in town :thumbup:

You just pay on the day to get in no discount for prebooked tickets. Might be a different Q, Will ask in town if you can get tickets before, We are meeting a couple who have mover over from South West of the UK with their 4 children, Thought get a spot on the grass in a spot and atleast we can leave stuff there while people go for a walk around.
Gary

Pollyana Jan 29th 2009 12:21 am

Re: Tasmania (continued!)
 

Originally Posted by Possums (Post 7223654)
Anyone going to the wooden boat festival? we are going down on the Sat and staying in Franklin overnight. not been the the festival before is it any good? :)

I went round the Wooden Boat festival a couple of years back - really interesting actually, even for someone with no knowledge of boats or wood! :)

kezzabird Jan 29th 2009 10:15 am

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Originally Posted by Pollyana (Post 7225571)
I went round the Wooden Boat festival a couple of years back - really interesting actually, even for someone with no knowledge of boats or wood! :)

I have the in laws coming on Sunday from Yorkshire, Duncs dad used to be in the merchant navy as Chief engineer, now retired he loves boats and ships. We are gonna take him along I think he will really enjoy it. I think Alex will like it too, he loves going to the harbour to look at the boats. And I just love eating the fresh chish and fips that's available down there. I have my appetite back now and am up for eating anything and everything! :thumbsup:

kezzabird Jan 29th 2009 10:25 am

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I've just visited the Festivale website, it looks great we might have to give that a butchers too. :thumbup:

Alien Muse Jan 29th 2009 12:04 pm

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I'd suggest that you have a look at the program so that you can plan your day. I know we won't last long.... there's only so many glasses of wine I can drink :D

http://www.festivale.com.au/

Possums Jan 29th 2009 12:13 pm

Re: Tasmania (continued!)
 

Originally Posted by kezzabird (Post 7227490)
I have the in laws coming on Sunday from Yorkshire, Duncs dad used to be in the merchant navy as Chief engineer, now retired he loves boats and ships. We are gonna take him along I think he will really enjoy it. I think Alex will like it too, he loves going to the harbour to look at the boats. And I just love eating the fresh chish and fips that's available down there. I have my appetite back now and am up for eating anything and everything! :thumbsup:

hey thats nice that the rellies are coming Kerry, from Yorkshire too cant get nowt better than that :lol: yep reckon your father in law will enjoy the festival everyone up here says its well worth going to :) Phil sent me some great photos of it, looks like it gets very busy.

fish & chips sound good too :thumbup:

hopefully going to go on the Tahune airwalk on the Sunday :)

Possums Jan 29th 2009 12:16 pm

Re: Tasmania (continued!)
 

Originally Posted by Pollyana (Post 7225571)
I went round the Wooden Boat festival a couple of years back - really interesting actually, even for someone with no knowledge of boats or wood! :)

not really my thing either but OH a chippy and builds boats so ...

Possums Jan 29th 2009 12:18 pm

Re: Tasmania (continued!)
 

Originally Posted by GaryVFR8 (Post 7225123)
You just pay on the day to get in no discount for prebooked tickets. Might be a different Q, Will ask in town if you can get tickets before, We are meeting a couple who have mover over from South West of the UK with their 4 children, Thought get a spot on the grass in a spot and atleast we can leave stuff there while people go for a walk around.
Gary

sound, we're stopping across the road from it so really looking forward to that :thumbsup:

kezzabird Jan 29th 2009 1:07 pm

Re: Tasmania (continued!)
 

Originally Posted by Alien Muse (Post 7227789)
I'd suggest that you have a look at the program so that you can plan your day. I know we won't last long.... there's only so many glasses of wine I can drink :D

http://www.festivale.com.au/

There is nothing I would love more (apart from my air conditioning unit that is!) Than to sip countless glasses of wine, but I am pregga's with twins, so will have to give those stalls a miss! Never mind there is always next year!!

Kastell Jan 31st 2009 12:24 am

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Hope everyone's having fun at the festival!!

Just seen on the UK news all the bush fires in Aus & the news about the heat, train tracks buckling around Melbourne & elderly people not coping in Adelaide!!! How hot is it in Tasmania at the moment? & how hot does it get (max)?

bzzzybumblebee Jan 31st 2009 4:19 am

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Hiya Kastell, We've just had our highest temperature ever... recorded yesterday. Which was 42.2 degrees celsius! Which is the exception, rather than the rule.

Our temps can range from the low twenties to the mid thirties in mid Summer. But as a general rule, it's usually somewhere in the twenties. :)

GaryVFR8 Feb 1st 2009 9:46 am

Re: Tasmania (continued!)
 
Hi just a quick question to people coming to Festivale,
Do any of you want to meet up?? Me and Vikky are going to get there for 11 am then we can get a nice spot in some shade. What time are other people coming??
Gary Vikky and Hollie


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