have you been to Oz and what did you think of it?
 

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Very briefly (well too briefly for Oz) I decided to go last minute for my friends wedding so only spent 8 days there (not counting travelling time) Stayed in Melbourne and a couple of hours outside Melbourne in my friends home town for the wedding. Rained most of the time we were there...typical

No and it's not somewhere I want to go

can you please get an avatar (not the roof)

I would like to go tbh

it's one of the only foreign countries i'd be willing to visit, just because it seems very similar to California.

Australia, New Zealand, Canada, Ireland, and the UK are basically the only foreign countries i'd go to. most of the other ones don't even speak English!

I've been a few times and will never forget the place - it was truly magical. I met some very famous people there who have become close personal friends. I won't name them on an open forum, but they ARE truly famous:

A lot of countries use English as a 2nd language and pretty much every holiday destination will have English speakers :umm2:

I have and Dorothy was a lovely young lady

:fist: Stop nicking my jokes.

The thought of 24 hours on a plane seriously puts me off. I would prefer to go to New Zealand but again 24 hours on a plane just doesn't do it. I have a 9 hour flight to face on Monday and that's filling me with dread (especially with a 5 year old)

Where are you off to Annie :amazed: travelling long haul is probably easier than short haul as there is a lot to keep them entertained and he will probably sleep as well

Have you ever travelled outside of America :suspect:

I have a "life begins" birthday coming up in a week so off to celebrate in the Dominican Republic :amazed: hoping he will sleep as he has problems sitting still lol.

Jealous !!!!! Have the best time :love:

Thank you :love:

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I like the idea of living in permanent sun but it would be just too hot for me. :(

yes, i've been to the UK. Family vacation when i was 14 to London, and my mom dragged us around to all the old churches and buildings. It looked exactly like i expected. grey like stone. everywhere.

I was gonna go to Cancun, Mexico with my friend for spring break once. but i'm glad i didn't, she ended up getting gang raped by Mexicans. (i'm not joking)

We get to see the sun now and again!

Yes, I went in December 2012. It was a really wonderful experience. My Aunty has lived for their eight years this year and we'd never visited before so we went over for Christmas. We stayed in her apartment which is in Sydney in an area called Coogee for three weeks. It's a wonderful place and the climate was just to my liking :lovedup:

Ive lived in Sydney, Melbourne, Hobart and Alice Springs.

Cool places but get boring very fast. Sydney is the only place I'd consider living long term.

Hobart might be nice to retire.

i lived there for around 6 months

it was like going back in time


Sydney is quaint but there are too many vile things, including the climate that are set out to sting or kill you

cockroaches all over the shop, mozzies, spiders, no one goes out in the sun unless they are plastered in cream etc


I am sure its nice for a 2 week hol in a hotel but to live there

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Never been but would like to go

A few people I went to school with live there now

Agreed its like going back 20 years. nightlife is pretty **** in sydney too now they have lock outs at 11pm.

Animals in the cities arent too bad i did get bit by any mozzies in any of the cities.

you definitely get burnt easily.