Two years in ...
#17
Re: Two years in ...
Great to hear Hutch. Sounds like you've done really well establishing a business that you enjoy as well, Just goes to prove that you can get by here from scratch if you apply yourself correctly.
I've just come back from Port Macquarie, thinking to myself, why on earth is there such a contrast in peoples attitudes to each other in Aus compared to the UK...... but thats another thread. Some of those coastal towns in NSW are the freindliest places I've been. I bet there are plenty of towns in other states as freindly as well.
Congrats on having everything go so well
I've just come back from Port Macquarie, thinking to myself, why on earth is there such a contrast in peoples attitudes to each other in Aus compared to the UK...... but thats another thread. Some of those coastal towns in NSW are the freindliest places I've been. I bet there are plenty of towns in other states as freindly as well.
Congrats on having everything go so well
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Re: Two years in ...
I've just come back from Port Macquarie, thinking to myself, why on earth is there such a contrast in peoples attitudes to each other in Aus compared to the UK...... but thats another thread. Some of those coastal towns in NSW are the freindliest places I've been. I bet there are plenty of towns in other states as freindly as well.
Doesn't cost me a cent to watch the sun set over the Shoalhaven River ...
#19
Re: Two years in ...
Great post. Totally agree with your comments, well except for the doof doof bit which sounded a bit Eastenders for my taste but hey, each to his own
Nothing wrong with an afternoon with a mayor and a 'native plant'. I did it and lived to tell the tale - I even got back in the country without a passport
Nothing wrong with an afternoon with a mayor and a 'native plant'. I did it and lived to tell the tale - I even got back in the country without a passport