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Originally Posted by scotgirl1 (Post 9383975)

Hi. I arrive in Perth in a few weeks from Scotland with my hubby and 2 young kids. We are thinking of Joondalup or Quinns Rocks for house hunting. Do you have any advice on these areas for young families?

What sort of things do you want to know ??

[QUOTE=moneypenny20;9334614]Brain's still working then.

Was his brain ever working???????????????:rofl:

[QUOTE=sj oldfield;9386198]

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Originally Posted by moneypenny20 (Post 9334614)

Brain's still working then.

Was his brain ever working???????????????:rofl:

very good big dog people like different things , so no good telling them all about something they may hate . durrrrrrrrrrrrrr :rolleyes:

Age of the kids would help too :p

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Originally Posted by scotgirl1 (Post 9383975)

OK have a good trip over , important stuff 1st
you can get IRNBRU square sausage and tattie scones lol .
There's lots to do for the kids , sports clubs are very popular our 11yr old plays football , and our wee girl does ballet , plenty of places to learn to swim and they will get a bit of that at school if they are old enough .
Joondalup is a little in land if you want to walk to the beach , and the parkings not free in the town area unless you use the one at the mall .
You wont need to go into Perth CBD for everyday stuff
Couple of cafes down on the beach at Quinns the newer one Portafino's has a play area and nice bbqs out the front that are free of course .Parks are All over the place ,public transport is good in the area .
Anything else you would like to know ?