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Re: Moving to Nova Scotia
Originally Posted by nikki dreaming
(Post 6179236)
We too are flying with Canadian Affair direct Gatwick to Halifax about £300 each in May.
Zoom are also fairly good for Gatwick to Halifax:thumbsup: |
Re: Moving to Nova Scotia
Originally Posted by Corky
(Post 6179263)
Well this is a news flash............NS is now going to charge an entrance fee to all coming over soon!!!:rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl: Oh then they are going to change the name of Fall River to New Britian just for the new immigrants.:rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl:
Well that was fun...........just joking of course....just so many coming to NS... Any one coming to the south shore? Trust you! :rofl: I can hear you saying that and chuckling too! |
Re: Moving to Nova Scotia
Well I might aswell add my two penneth!
Myself, hubby and five parrots (!) are moving to NS in June, to the Annapolis Valley region. I look forward to meeting you all !!! It looks like the Canadians will have to move West, NS will be full soon lol Rachel:) |
Re: Moving to Nova Scotia
Originally Posted by rach_woz99
(Post 6179394)
Well I might aswell add my two penneth!
Myself, hubby and five parrots (!) are moving to NS in June, to the Annapolis Valley region. I look forward to meeting you all !!! It looks like the Canadians will have to move West, NS will be full soon lol Rachel:) 5 parrots....how interesting? How do they travel. It seems along way on a plane for them. What a lovely time of year to be moving to the Valley, you may catch the Apple Blossom Festival if you are early enough but if not the blossoms will still be on the trees so it will be nice to see. Where abouts are you going? |
Re: Moving to Nova Scotia
Originally Posted by Eve N
(Post 6177821)
Hey Poppy thought the same thing.Seems to be loads of interest in NS this last year.
i am starting to get worried,will there be any room left for us if we make the move.:blink: Arty @ Co |
Re: Moving to Nova Scotia
No. I should try Nunavut if I were you. Not so populated:rofl::rofl::rofl:
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Re: Moving to Nova Scotia
Originally Posted by destinationnovascotia
(Post 6179650)
No. I should try Nunavut if I were you. Not so populated:rofl::rofl::rofl:
i like open spaces were you can walk for hours without meeting anyone :) But Nunavut ? By the looks of it you could walk for months and not meet anyone:confused: It is the size of Western Europe with an pop of about 29,474,plenty of room for the free spirited No thanks i will stick with the densley populated Atlantic Provinces :p Arty & Co |
Re: Moving to Nova Scotia
Originally Posted by Corky
(Post 6179263)
Well this is a news flash............NS is now going to charge an entrance fee to all coming over soon!!!:rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl: Oh then they are going to change the name of Fall River to New Britian just for the new immigrants.:rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl:
Well that was fun...........just joking of course....just so many coming to NS... Any one coming to the south shore? |
Re: Moving to Nova Scotia
Corky,
The parrots are all travelling cargo - nightmare to sort out their paperwork, we were easy to get visa's for in comparison! We are over beginning of May to have our house passed for quarantine, then we land 26th June. I CAN'T WAIT !!!! Perhaps we will have to all have a meet up in a few months, we'll have to hire out a hall at this rate :rofl: Rachel |
Re: Moving to Nova Scotia
Originally Posted by ks65
(Post 6169667)
We are both in software development rather than hardware. I am a PM and OH is an analyst/developer. Financial/Banking/Healthcare are the business sectors we have worked in. Hoping skills are transferrable. Good luck with your job hunting.
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Re: Moving to Nova Scotia
We are also a family with 2 kids, 12 & 9 hoping to come over soon. Our reccie is planned for May and then depending on the outcome we'll be over ASAP, possibly before the end of the year.
Can't wait!! |
Re: Moving to Nova Scotia
Originally Posted by rach_woz99
(Post 6182698)
Corky,
The parrots are all travelling cargo - nightmare to sort out their paperwork, we were easy to get visa's for in comparison! We are over beginning of May to have our house passed for quarantine, then we land 26th June. I CAN'T WAIT !!!! Perhaps we will have to all have a meet up in a few months, we'll have to hire out a hall at this rate :rofl: Rachel I think it would be a nightmare for the poor parrots in cargo. lets hope there are no dogs and cats down there with them. |
Re: Moving to Nova Scotia
Originally Posted by Corky
(Post 6183601)
What do you mean by having your house passed for quarantine???
I think it would be a nightmare for the poor parrots in cargo. lets hope there are no dogs and cats down there with them. |
Re: Moving to Nova Scotia
:) I thought of that already - they only allow five animals on any one flight, and my five parrots have taken up the full consignement. So just themselves for company ..
I wanted to bring them by ship as it would have been less stressful for us all, but by law they have to arrive with us, and by plane. Doh! But their carriers are specially designed with perches, and have a fabric covering over the front so they think it is night and are drowsy. So no more or less stressful than bringing any animal in cargo, I would think? Worried sick, but a big reason we are making the move is to give them more space and freedom, and some outside space, as well as a bit of life for us! re the house - a vet is coming to inspect our house and pass it as a suitable place for us to quarantine our parrots at home. If we would have been split up from them for months, we wouldn't have moved. Real child substitutes lol And they talk a storm, so I'm sure they'll tell me all about it when we arrive :rofl: Rachel Rachel |
Re: Moving to Nova Scotia
Originally Posted by rach_woz99
(Post 6184254)
:) I thought of that already - they only allow five animals on any one flight, and my five parrots have taken up the full consignement. So just themselves for company ..
I wanted to bring them by ship as it would have been less stressful for us all, but by law they have to arrive with us, and by plane. Doh! But their carriers are specially designed with perches, and have a fabric covering over the front so they think it is night and are drowsy. So no more or less stressful than bringing any animal in cargo, I would think? Worried sick, but a big reason we are making the move is to give them more space and freedom, and some outside space, as well as a bit of life for us! re the house - a vet is coming to inspect our house and pass it as a suitable place for us to quarantine our parrots at home. If we would have been split up from them for months, we wouldn't have moved. Real child substitutes lol And they talk a storm, so I'm sure they'll tell me all about it when we arrive :rofl: Rachel Rachel This is really going to be an interesting journey for them. I think they will be alright as long as they think it is just along sleep....That will be achange from dogs and cats for the customs officers. Are they on the same flight as you and arrive the same time? |
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