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Originally Posted by JAJ
Impossible to say, although maybe less promising compared to a tradesman. Jobs probably come up on a case by case basis.
The population of the Falklands is only 2500 (they do want more people, especially British citizens) but the economy is fairly strong, based on agriculture, fishing and resource exploration.
Anyone keen on the idea should contact the Falklands government office directly. As I've noted, the lifestyle there is not for everyone (eg if you're going to miss the local tescos ... )
Jeremy
The population of the Falklands is only 2500 (they do want more people, especially British citizens) but the economy is fairly strong, based on agriculture, fishing and resource exploration.
Anyone keen on the idea should contact the Falklands government office directly. As I've noted, the lifestyle there is not for everyone (eg if you're going to miss the local tescos ... )
Jeremy
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Originally Posted by wombat42
The Falklands, Gibralta and Malta are small lslands
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Originally Posted by wombat42
The Falklands, Gibralta and Malta are small lslands you will soon get bored and run out of new places to see , places to go or things to so, while OZ is the largest Island in the world and one of the largest countries, with a variety of landscapes from mountain ranges, snow fields, rainforests, green farmland, miles of beaches, tropicals islands, the outback, large exciting cities such as sydney melbourne,you can spend years traveling around it and still find new places to go and things to see and do.
Isn't Morocco and Tunisia closer to Gibralter than France? No tropical islands but there are mountain ranges in the South of Spain, deserts across the straits in Africa, miles of Beaches and for exciting cities there is the whole of Europe within a short flight. Paris, London, Rome, Milan, Barcelona are just the tip of the iceberg of cities to visit in Europe. You'd be a lazy fat arsed wombat to be bored in Europe.
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You know nothing. I suggest you jump on a plane to Europe and find out what it is actually like. The Falklands would probably be like living in Tasmania and the locals probably have the same breeding habits.
Isn't Morocco and Tunisia closer to Gibralter than France? No tropical islands but there are mountain ranges in the South of Spain, deserts across the straits in Africa, miles of Beaches and for exciting cities there is the whole of Europe within a short flight. Paris, London, Rome, Milan, Barcelona are just the tip of the iceberg of cities to visit in Europe. You'd be a lazy fat arsed wombat to be bored in Europe.
Isn't Morocco and Tunisia closer to Gibralter than France? No tropical islands but there are mountain ranges in the South of Spain, deserts across the straits in Africa, miles of Beaches and for exciting cities there is the whole of Europe within a short flight. Paris, London, Rome, Milan, Barcelona are just the tip of the iceberg of cities to visit in Europe. You'd be a lazy fat arsed wombat to be bored in Europe.
There would be very limited employment opportunities in either of these places compared to OZ. So BondiPOm why don't you leave Bondi Beach and move to your barren little rocks in the Med. if you think they are so great.
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Originally Posted by wombat42
This lazy fat arsed Wombat is smart enough to know that Gibralter will probably be returned to Spain soon and Poms won't be welcome there anymore and heard that the Spanish try to make it difficult for poms leaving Gibralter by making them que up in their cars at the border for hours before they can get into Europe. If they wanted to the Spanish could close the border to Europe at any time. AS for Malta you have to go to the expense of traveling on a plane or ferry everytime you want to travel to Europe.
There would be very limited employment opportunities in either of these places compared to OZ. So BondiPOm why don't you leave Bondi Beach and move to your barren little rocks in the Med. if you think they are so great.
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There would be very limited employment opportunities in either of these places compared to OZ. So BondiPOm why don't you leave Bondi Beach and move to your barren little rocks in the Med. if you think they are so great.
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I never said the places were livable but dumb comments need correcting.
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Originally Posted by bondipom
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Isn't Morocco and Tunisia closer to Gibralter than France?
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Isn't Morocco and Tunisia closer to Gibralter than France?
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We went to Morroco on a day trip from there, it was a bit :scared: But a good experience.
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Originally Posted by wombat42
The Falklands, Gibralta and Malta are small lslands you will soon get bored and run out of new places to see , places to go or things to so, while OZ is the largest Island in the world and one of the largest countries, with a variety of landscapes from mountain ranges, snow fields, rainforests, green farmland, miles of beaches, tropicals islands, the outback, large exciting cities such as sydney melbourne,you can spend years traveling around it and still find new places to go and things to see and do.
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Originally Posted by hevs
Yep, sure are, but i was higlighting the fact that Gib was part of the european mainland NOT and island, ie: you do not need to travel across the sea to get elsewhere
We went to Morroco on a day trip from there, it was a bit :scared: But a good experience.
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We went to Morroco on a day trip from there, it was a bit :scared: But a good experience.
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Originally Posted by bondipom
. Time and expense is what you need to travel anywhere in Oz. Oh I'll just pop down to Melbourne or up to a tropical island.
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Originally Posted by wombat42
Why don't you, about one days drive either way, would'nt cost that much.
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Originally Posted by bondipom
I have been to the Whitsundays, Cape Tribulation and Melbourne. I'd rather fly than spend all day driving with the odd stop off at a big thing.
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Originally Posted by wombat42
By " big thing" are you refering to Australia's cultural icons such as the Big Banana. They don't have anything like that in Europe.
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Originally Posted by wombat42
By " big thing" are you refering to Australia's cultural icons such as the Big Banana. They don't have anything like that in Europe.
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Can't think of any "Big Things" in Europe.
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