No.I am actually interested if you have made a choice yet wayne, if so what were the deciding factors?
I'm also interested, as coming to W.A from the East Coast I understand, but leaving here to destinations unknown is interesting.I am actually interested if you have made a choice yet wayne, if so what were the deciding factors?
Canada?I'm also interested, as coming to W.A from the East Coast I understand, but leaving here to destinations unknown is interesting.
Maybe the call to your birthplace is strong?
I was in the British Columbia, Alberta area a couple of months ago.Canada?
Perhaps if they lynch Justin Castro, and repeal every piece of legislation from the last 8 years. Until then, not on your Nellie.
I have been there myself and felt very comfortable But a bloke I know had a lady friend there and went to visit her.I was in the British Columbia, Alberta area a couple of months ago.
Beautiful place, caught up with mate who lives in Vancouver, he was born and bred in Busselton, married a fabulous Canadian girl.
Anyway long story short, I said to him, "$hit this is a magic place, how are you liking living here".
He said "I miss the weather in W.A".
True story.
I must admit, I found it a terrific place to visit, but without putting it down, it seemed like a magic place to visit.
Not sure what gave you the idea I was born in Canada.....and tax in Canada is freaking extortionate.
It is lovely place to visit though and awesome people are born there
Yep and W.A is the most isolated place on Earth, which IMO is great.....and tax in Canada is freaking extortionate.
It is lovely place to visit though and awesome people are born there
No that is me, I was born in Toronto.Not sure what gave you the idea I was born in Canada.
Mick
Yep and W.A is the most isolated place on Earth, which IMO is great.
All that needs to happen is a resources downturn to be completed and all the Eastern States property investors to get their ar$es burnt.
I'm starting to see it ATM, a cop car at 6am outside an obvious rental, that has looked suss for months.
First there was washing on the fence, then there was a broken fence, then the fence was spread down the road, then there was a lot of for sale signs and then quickly sold signs, now there are cops outside at 6am in the morning.
Wait until 2025, things will really get exciting IMO. Lol
'Splains everything.No that is me, I was born in Toronto.
Salt of the earth, love it, how does the song go "I still call Mandurah home".Haha normal for parts of Greenfields isn't it car out the front no wheels, grass growing through the engine bay... my kinda people.
Thought of NZ?Canada?
Perhaps if they lynch Justin Castro, and repeal every piece of legislation from the last 8 years. Until then, not on your Nellie.
WTF is going on over there? (UK).No.
But Shorten's digital "papers please" and dumbshit comments from others is giving me a bit more impetus.
Love England, but that's in an even worse place since Keir Stalin has taken over...a harbinger for Australia?
There is a fair bit of research involved with multiple factors.
We live there for 3 years before horse face became prime minister. It's a bit backwards, but I didn't mind it at all... But missus really didn't like it there.Thought of NZ?
Some say it's more like England than England is.
Another supposed refugee (Romanian) of no fixed abode. They are taking far too many immigrants too quickly and it is destroying the fabric of the nation.WTF is going on over there? (UK).
The victim of a random stabbing in Leicester Square was an 11-year-old Australian tourist, DFAT confirms
An 11-year-old Australian girl from NSW is in hospital in London after a random stabbing attack in which she was placed in a headlock and stabbed eight times.www.abc.net.au
Sounds great. See you there Bas !Friends of mine looked at going to Belize as a retirement option. Seems to have a bit going for it
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Thanks.. but no thanks. I just threw it as info. Quite happy here in the Peoples Republic of Gillardia...Sounds great. See you there Bas !
Damn, was going to start a crowd funding page to help you out.Thanks.. but no thanks. I just threw it as info. Quite happy here in the Peoples Republic of Gillardia...
All contributions greatly appreciated.Damn, was going to start a crowd funding page to help you out.
mick
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