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Yeah, two things to check out, (1) Spellchecker, and (2) Grammer book. :clapper:
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Yeah, two things to check out, (1) Spellchecker, and (2) Grammer book. :clapper:
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Things to do down under.
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Work is forceing me to fly to Melbourne this weekend. I am hopefully going have a little time to myself next weekend and I am looking for sugestions. Sodo any of youdown under folks know what Yank should check out down there.
Work is forceing me to fly to Melbourne this weekend. I am hopefully going have a little time to myself next weekend and I am looking for sugestions. Sodo any of youdown under folks know what Yank should check out down there.
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Redwing.. wrote:
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Y doncha unerstand okieshYeah, two things to check out, (1) Spellchecker, and (2) Grammer book. :clapper:
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travelinmays wrote:
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No excuses please. :weightlifter:Y doncha unerstand okiesh
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Redwing.. wrote:
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What the hell is a Grammer book? A book your grandmother had? You might try the spellchecker,I usually seeit spelled grammar!:whip:Yeah, two things to check out, (1) Spellchecker, and (2) Grammer book. :clapper:
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Sounds like a nice trip, the most recent experience I've had down under was when a U-joint failed on my truck.
Sounds like a nice trip, the most recent experience I've had down under was when a U-joint failed on my truck.
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Couple of questions? How long will you be there? and does this include a free weekend?
If you are there for the weekend make sure you do a wine tour. As much as it pains me to say some of the best Red wines on this planet are made in South Australia. (New Zealanders and Australians have a rivalry that goes way back). if you do a tour make sure it include Debortelli's wineries.
More Later. Melbourne is my favourite Aussie city
Andrew
Couple of questions? How long will you be there? and does this include a free weekend?
If you are there for the weekend make sure you do a wine tour. As much as it pains me to say some of the best Red wines on this planet are made in South Australia. (New Zealanders and Australians have a rivalry that goes way back). if you do a tour make sure it include Debortelli's wineries.
More Later. Melbourne is my favourite Aussie city
Andrew
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Gotta watch that wine drinking, next thing you'll want to be eating Brie, get a desire for croissants and before you know it you'll be looking for a BMW.
Gotta watch that wine drinking, next thing you'll want to be eating Brie, get a desire for croissants and before you know it you'll be looking for a BMW.
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Will defiantly check out the wine country. I have also be told the local Rum is very good too. I generally have a rule about drinking with the locals in foreign countries. Drink to be polite, enjoy and complement the host but don't wake up in jail.
Will defiantly check out the wine country. I have also be told the local Rum is very good too. I generally have a rule about drinking with the locals in foreign countries. Drink to be polite, enjoy and complement the host but don't wake up in jail.
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Hi from New Zealand,
I have been to Melbourne(only takes about 3 hours from Auckland) quite a few times on business and holidays and have found it to be a most enjoyable place. By all means visit the wine country but be careful of how many free tasting tipples you have. It can get a bit messy. An evening trip down the Yarra river is well worth a look at , as is a trip to the nearly new casino. If you are a steak man, you have got to grab a taxi and go to Lazaars restaurant(not the night club of the same name) and have one of their steaks. I go there everytime I am inMelbourne and have never been disappointed yet.There are some world class shows on as well downtown. I think a couple of nights ago there was an ad on the radio for a package trip to Melbourne to see the "LionKing", a show I would like to see myself. I hope this has given you a few ideas and I hope you have a good time. Maybe you might have to visit NZ on business sometime and we could have a few coldies.
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John S
Hi from New Zealand,
I have been to Melbourne(only takes about 3 hours from Auckland) quite a few times on business and holidays and have found it to be a most enjoyable place. By all means visit the wine country but be careful of how many free tasting tipples you have. It can get a bit messy. An evening trip down the Yarra river is well worth a look at , as is a trip to the nearly new casino. If you are a steak man, you have got to grab a taxi and go to Lazaars restaurant(not the night club of the same name) and have one of their steaks. I go there everytime I am inMelbourne and have never been disappointed yet.There are some world class shows on as well downtown. I think a couple of nights ago there was an ad on the radio for a package trip to Melbourne to see the "LionKing", a show I would like to see myself. I hope this has given you a few ideas and I hope you have a good time. Maybe you might have to visit NZ on business sometime and we could have a few coldies.
Regards,
John S
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Thanks for the suggestions. I will have to see if the Australians know how to grill a steak. I was in Auckland on business a couple of years ago. Unfortunately it rained most of the time. Still it was beautiful. The cows grazing in the old volcano was not something you see every day. While I was down there I picked up two natural black sheep skins and oneof them is on my bike today. I will be sure and give you a holler if I am headed that way again.Maybe you might have to visit NZ on business sometime and we could have a few coldies.
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John S
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If you didn't leave Auckland you didn't see New Zealand.
If you like Italian then you want to take a walk up Lygon St. Full of awesome Italian resturants. If you are a sports fan then you should try to get to an Aussie Rules game, but get a local to explain it to you first.
Take a tram ride through the city, there is also a tram/resturant which is very nice.
Andrew
If you didn't leave Auckland you didn't see New Zealand.
If you like Italian then you want to take a walk up Lygon St. Full of awesome Italian resturants. If you are a sports fan then you should try to get to an Aussie Rules game, but get a local to explain it to you first.
Take a tram ride through the city, there is also a tram/resturant which is very nice.
Andrew
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You are right I didn't get to see much out side the city. If I go again I will take a tour to the south Island.
You are right I didn't get to see much out side the city. If I go again I will take a tour to the south Island.
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