Australia this Coming Holiday Season.
Gillian
and and spend the holidays. Australia is the best place for you. Most
of the beautiful places that you need to discover is in Australia. You
need a beach, you can visit Surfers Paradise and not only that there
are lots of luxurious yet affordable hotels within the area. Gold
Coast Hotels is the answer for a traveler looking for a place to stay.
Check out their rates and compare it. I'll assure you that you'll get
the best deal ever in a most luxurious way. Visit them now at
http://www.stay247.com/hotels/australia/gold-coast-hotels.html.
hugh
<f32710e7-8b7e-4bfe...@y10g2000prg.googlegroups.com>,
Gillian <gillia...@gmail.com> writes
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hugh
It may be more complicated but is it better?
bill lord
What route would you recommend for me to tow my caravan there please.
Bill Lord
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Dave D
"bill lord" <wally...@uku.co.uk> wrote in message
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> On Tue, 15 Dec 2009 20:31:10 -0800 (PST), Gillian
> <gillia...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>>This coming holiday many of us are looking for the best place to visit
>>and and spend the holidays. Australia is the best place for you. Most
>>of the beautiful places that you need to discover is in Australia. You
>>need a beach, you can visit Surfers Paradise and not only that there
>>are lots of luxurious yet affordable hotels within the area. Gold
>>Coast Hotels is the answer for a traveler looking for a place to stay.
>>Check out their rates and compare it. I'll assure you that you'll get
>>the best deal ever in a most luxurious way. Visit them now at
>>http://www.stay247.com/hotels/australia/gold-coast-hotels.html.
> What route would you recommend for me to tow my caravan there please.
> Bill Lord
I would start at Portsmouth (lovely town). Take a ferry to France and then
head south east. My TomTom is only good for Western Europe so I would take
the old school atlas and navigate to the red bits. Should get there in the
end.
Regards.
Dave
bill lord
Mmmmmmmmmmmmm yes but I thik the cost of the ferries would make it a
bit of a pricey trip and they do not tell us what sort of caravan
sites we could expect. Do you still need a conviction to be able to
pass through Aussie customs?
hugh
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climate change.
Do they have kids/baarbecues/Tvs in this place? If so count me out. I've
heard they don't play football or cricket so that's a plus.
DieSea
> On Wed, 16 Dec 2009 16:10:42 -0000, "Dave D"
> Mmmmmmmmmmmmm yes but I thik the cost of the ferries would make it a
> bit of a pricey trip and they do not tell us what sort of caravan
> sites we could expect. Do you still need a conviction to be able to
> pass through Aussie customs?
>
> Bill Lord
> I've taken a vow of poverty To annoy me send money
>
> e-mail messages to bill dot lord at uku dot co dot uk
> ( Get rid of the spaces and use symbols for the hyphen at and dots )
I've been told the most expensive bit of water to cross is anywhere from the
British Isles
Many many years ago , well before I got hitched , I did a trip from Libya to the
U.K by car
The most expensive sea crossing was Calais to Dover
The customs were nice as well , talk about fine tooth comb's
They left no stone unturned
DieSea
Roy
'Ferry' used to be �10-00 each but that was only one way!
Roy
GrahamW
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> Many many years ago , well before I got hitched , I did a trip from Libya
> to the U.K by car
>
> The most expensive sea crossing was Calais to Dover
>
> The customs were nice as well , talk about fine tooth comb's
>
> They left no stone unturned
>
> DieSea
>
>
If you had come from Morocco it may have been "no turn unstoned";-))
Graham
bill lord
> I've
>heard they don't play football or cricket so that's a plus.
It's not that they don't play cricket or football it's just that they
are no use they even let our lot beat them last summer.
bill lord
But did they take caravans on the ferry? ( Got to keep on topic just
in case some one objects (:-) )
Dave D
I do note we are invited to stay at 'Surfers Paradise'. I once stayed at a
site in France called 'Camping le Paradis' and it had a small lake. Could
they possibly be related?
I might add that on that trip I won the blue riband of 'Miss camping Le
Paradis' defeating a hairy faced French camper in the final round. He just
could not walk the walk. Does Australia offer this sort of cultural event?
Dave
hugh
Dave in Oz
of Australia where the drunken drug crazed trash accumulate.
The other issue is even Australians wont go in summer as the heat and
hummidity is for mad dogs and the Irish.
Australia is a great country to visit and have been here 18 months in the
last 3 years tripping around in caravan.
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> http://www.stay123goaway.com/