Joined: Nov 19 2002 Posts: 13621 Location: West Yorkshire
Sheldon wrote:You can do all the planning in the world and it might not turn out how you think, they're young so the worst that happens is that it doesn't work out and they move back home. I don't see the point in investing thousands of pounds in visiting, sending all their stuff over and sorting out accom when they could move over without the massive commitment.
I do actually agree with a lot of what you say, especially the last part, In their shoes and at their age I would definitely not sell the house or ship everything over straight away.
Maybe a working holiday for a year or two would be a good idea work 3 months in a different city then move one, I would imagine it's possible, I suppose a lot depends on how quick they want to properly settle down with kids and such things.
Joined: Nov 23 2009 Posts: 12749 Location: The Hamptons of East Yorkshire
Sheldon wrote:You can do all the planning in the world and it might not turn out how you think, they're young so the worst that happens is that it doesn't work out and they move back home. I don't see the point in investing thousands of pounds in visiting, sending all their stuff over and sorting out accom when they could move over without the massive commitment.
Joined: Aug 09 2002 Posts: 1601 Location: Queenstown, New Zealand
peggy wrote:Drink wine far better than beer
I drink wine too Peggy and I'm rather fond of a Central Otago Pinot Noir but it just doesn't quench the thirst on a hot summers day the way a beer does.
Joined: Aug 09 2002 Posts: 1601 Location: Queenstown, New Zealand
El Barbudo wrote:The places you mention are giving me pangs of (admittedly only holiday) memories. When we visited NZ, I said that if I'd gone there in my early twenties, I'd have made it permanent. We love walking and, inter alia, we did the Routeburn track whilst there, that sort of thing would have been my equivalent of your fly fishing. Same applies to Tasmania for me, wide open, under-populated and people who mostly have a straightforward attitude.
The Routeburn is lovely and fish the Routeburn river on a regular basis. Sadly they are in danger of spoiling the tranquility of the area if the proposed plan of the Routeburn tunnel goes ahead. They plan on building a tunnel complete with a monorail going from Glenorchy to Milford Sound through the Routeburn valley. There's a massive uproar about it at the moment and nobody wants it to happen so hopefully it won't get the green light.
Stevo's bald dome wrote:I drink wine too Peggy and I'm rather fond of a Central Otago Pinot Noir but it just doesn't quench the thirst on a hot summers day the way a beer does.
Monteith's?
Tarquin Fuego wrote: I love Jamie and have done since he was 10 years old.
The Reason wrote:Hi Andy
The Rugby Football League are in the process of reviewing the video that you are referring to. We do not condone behaviour of this nature and have contacted the player’s employer, Hull F.C., who have confirmed that they are dealing with the incident under their club rules.
Stevo's bald dome wrote:I drink wine too Peggy and I'm rather fond of a Central Otago Pinot Noir but it just doesn't quench the thirst on a hot summers day the way a beer does.
You are right, I've not had a beer now since Sept '12 but I find a few pints of strong gin with soda and plenty of chopped lime quenches the thirst. Pinot Noir, mmmmmm nice. Currently drinking Felton Road P Noir Block 3 & 5
"...……. et jusqu’a ma mort je me rappellerai chaque seconde de ce matin de janvier."
Stevo's bald dome wrote:Prefer Emmersons myself. Don't mind the Monteiths black and Celtic though.
Didn't try that one while I was there. Speights and Moa were others recommended to me but i preferred Monteiths.
Speaking of Pinot noir I managed to grab a few bottles of Ata Rangi, lovely stuff.
Tarquin Fuego wrote: I love Jamie and have done since he was 10 years old.
The Reason wrote:Hi Andy
The Rugby Football League are in the process of reviewing the video that you are referring to. We do not condone behaviour of this nature and have contacted the player’s employer, Hull F.C., who have confirmed that they are dealing with the incident under their club rules.
Joined: Jan 01 2003 Posts: 13571 Location: adelaide
we did it six years ago and have no intention of ever going back to england, its works for some people but for others its not their thing, if you decide to make the move you have to really give it 2 years before going back to england.A few couples we know who came out here have gone back due to living costs etc, but plenty more have made a go of it and love the place.
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