Why is Perth boring?
Aug 4th 2009 | 9:30 pm
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Re: Why is Perth boring?
After 3 years been there, done it all, bored to tears, so we move away as quick as we could.
If you love beaches and BBq's you'll be sorted. I wanted more.
Aug 4th 2009 | 9:32 pm
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Re: Why is Perth boring?
How are you enjoying Blighty pet?
Aug 4th 2009 | 9:34 pm
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Re: Why is Perth boring?
But did'nt you know in Perth the main passtimes would be beaches and BBQ's before you moved there, you did'nt seriously think it would be a center for Art, history and culture,
Aug 4th 2009 | 9:44 pm
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Re: Why is Perth boring?
I am enjoying Blighty very much K... it's where i belong, good to be back.
I knew your knickers wouldn't get twisted
Nope i didn't realise Perth was so bland, but we came and gave it a go, can't say we didn't try. Didn't come for Art or history either, just fancied a change, something to do, change of senery and all that jazz!! Now i know better and i'm so glad.
it's where i belong, good to be back.I knew your knickers wouldn't get twisted
Nope i didn't realise Perth was so bland, but we came and gave it a go, can't say we didn't try. Didn't come for Art or history either, just fancied a change, something to do, change of senery and all that jazz!! Now i know better and i'm so glad.
Aug 4th 2009 | 10:37 pm
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Re: Why is Perth boring?
This whole "Perth is boring" thing . . . its getting a bit . . . well . . . boring.
Can't we find something else to talk about . . . . ?
Can't we find something else to talk about . . . . ?
Aug 5th 2009 | 7:29 pm
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Re: Why is Perth boring?
Aug 5th 2009 | 7:39 pm
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Re: Why is Perth boring?
Must say Perth does cop a lot of flack,far more than other cities and i do wonder is this not a little unfair??I mean are Adelaide or Brisbane really any better?
Aug 5th 2009 | 7:50 pm
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Re: Why is Perth boring?
Thanks everyone for you replies
I have indeed formed an idea, would Brissie or the Sunshine Coast be better for someone in my position? The houses look very expensive on the Sunshine Coast, more expensive than about 10 months ago, is this correct?
I have indeed formed an idea, would Brissie or the Sunshine Coast be better for someone in my position? The houses look very expensive on the Sunshine Coast, more expensive than about 10 months ago, is this correct?
Aug 5th 2009 | 7:54 pm
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Re: Why is Perth boring?
South Perth, Como, Kensington, pockets of Victoria Park/East Victoria Park, Applecross, Booragoon, Fremantle (and it's close suburbs), West Perth, Leederville, Mount Hawthorne, Subiaco, Claremont, Nedlands, Cottelsoe. These suburbs are probably some of the more expensive Perth suburbs, but are older established suburbs, they tend to have a more interesting and diverse style of housing, and more things to do. When we were in Perth last year we lived in Como/South Perth. South Perth has a lovely feel to it and there are loads of one and two bedroom apartments for rent mixed in with older style family homes. A lot of people walk their dogs, kids walk and ride to school, lots of tree lined streets and parks, the Perth Zoo and it's on the river. Just a very pleasant relaxing place to live.
