A few piccies of UK...
Sep 29th 2005, 6:18 pm
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Re: A few piccies of UK...
Originally Posted by Grayling
Not London I'm afraid.
View from my bedroom window
G
View from my bedroom window
G
Beautiful home and views......Will you sell it when you go to Oz or rent it?
Sep 29th 2005, 6:21 pm
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Re: A few piccies of UK...
Originally Posted by DIMO8
Hello Stranger
Beautiful home and views......Will you sell it when you go to Oz or rent it?
Beautiful home and views......Will you sell it when you go to Oz or rent it?
Hope you are OK
Probably rent it as we could not find another like it.
We will keep it until we are sure what we are doing.....may keep it anyway.
G
Sep 29th 2005, 6:23 pm
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Re: A few piccies of UK...
Originally Posted by Grayling
Hi Donna
Hope you are OK
Probably rent it as we could not find another like it.
We will keep it until we are sure what we are doing.....may keep it anyway.
G
Hope you are OK
Probably rent it as we could not find another like it.
We will keep it until we are sure what we are doing.....may keep it anyway.
G
Sep 29th 2005, 7:00 pm
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Re: A few piccies of UK...
Originally Posted by Tangram
Keep the pix coming.... even me...living in England likes to see other parts I haven't been to yet.
so thanks peeps for posting piccies..I hope all those living a long way from "home" enjoy them too!!
Sep 29th 2005, 7:10 pm
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Re: A few piccies of UK...
saddleworth moor ...a bleak day in April.....such a shame it holds such sadness!!
Sep 29th 2005, 8:00 pm
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Re: A few piccies of UK...
Originally Posted by Pants
saddleworth moor ...a bleak day in April.....such a shame it holds such sadness!!
You are right... the UK is a beautiful place. My part of it is anyway
I am so surprised that so many people blame the country they grew up in for their own inadequacies.
"don't it always seem to go ...that you don't know what you've got 'til it's gone".
G
Sep 29th 2005, 8:34 pm
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Re: A few piccies of UK...
its a classic place full of fun and we cudnt find anywhere like it in perth....
Sep 29th 2005, 9:45 pm
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Re: A few piccies of UK...
Originally Posted by Emzee
Yer well done wombat42 yet again,all those photos are shot by professionals that could even make you look good No maybe not you are a lost cause.
No maybe not you are a lost cause.
Sep 29th 2005, 9:49 pm
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Re: A few piccies of UK...
Pants and others many thanks for sharing your lovely piccies. I love seeing piccies of other places in the UK and the world, I might visit them one day.
Shame about the c**p in the middle of the threads why some people take things personally and turn them into a competition I have no idea. The title in the thread said nothing about the Uk being better than Oz so why people try to make it like that I have no idea. They perhaps need to get a life
Shame about the c**p in the middle of the threads why some people take things personally and turn them into a competition I have no idea. The title in the thread said nothing about the Uk being better than Oz so why people try to make it like that I have no idea. They perhaps need to get a life
Sep 29th 2005, 9:56 pm
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Re: A few piccies of UK...
Originally Posted by Emzee
Yer know what you mean wombat42 I'm in rockingham WA and the water is so clear all i can see is the seaweed and the sharks and the jellyfish blue ringed octopus and the stone fish,you seem to forget there are beaches in oz that you cant swim in half the year and some rivers you don't dare swim in because of crocodiles,go down to newquay some time you will see people swimming and surfing so get you facts right wombat42,LOL you make me laugh just so you know this is Emcee husband and i am a true born Aussie and i would still Rather live in the UK than OZ.And i do love all those photo of the UK thanks to all that put them up
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Sep 29th 2005, 10:02 pm
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Re: A few piccies of UK...
Originally Posted by Tangram
Mark,
everyone is well aware of the good bits and bad bits of every country inc England. It is clear that this thread is not a debate about those points , just a bit of light relief for people so why drag it down to such.
Let it go mate....... and pick another thread.
Here's my 2 penneth... Poultney Bridge near my house in Bath.
everyone is well aware of the good bits and bad bits of every country inc England. It is clear that this thread is not a debate about those points , just a bit of light relief for people so why drag it down to such.
Let it go mate....... and pick another thread.
Here's my 2 penneth... Poultney Bridge near my house in Bath.
Sep 29th 2005, 10:27 pm
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Re: A few piccies of UK...
Originally Posted by Pants
saddleworth moor ...a bleak day in April.....such a shame it holds such sadness!!
Last edited by wombat42; Sep 29th 2005 at 10:47 pm.
Sep 29th 2005, 10:50 pm
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Re: A few piccies of UK...
Originally Posted by wombat42
Walking through ugly moor depressing wastland in a freezing blizard sure beats the sun, sand and surf of the gold coast anyday.
No-one said they didn't like Oz. We like it, but some of us don't like it enough to warrant spending the rest of our lives here.
Yes, it's nice, but it's also a) too isolated and b) our people live in England!
Sep 29th 2005, 10:58 pm
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Re: A few piccies of UK...
Originally Posted by wombat42
Walking through ugly moor depressing wastland in a freezing blizard sure beats the sun, sand and surf of the gold coast anyday.
Shane seems to like England!!!!
http://www.theage.com.au/news/cricke...804605974.html
Sep 29th 2005, 11:32 pm
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Re: A few piccies of UK...
Great to see some pics of home, thanks everyone for posting those. I'm sooo looking forward to walking through the forest near my home on a crisp winters day. Hopefully only just over a year before i can get back.
Then there's Europe to explore again. The med in the summer, the alps in the winter. Now i'm getting really homesick.
I think were pretty lucky to have everything we could possibly want all within a short flight and at reasonable prices.
Then there's Europe to explore again. The med in the summer, the alps in the winter. Now i'm getting really homesick.
I think were pretty lucky to have everything we could possibly want all within a short flight and at reasonable prices.
