by Spargo » Mon Jul 15, 2019 4:50 pm
DOC wrote:In no particular order, places I would not stay in again:
Tennent Creek, Gove, Millingimpie, Ceduna, Derby. Wyndham, Kunnanura, Moree, Wilcannia, Cobar, Coober Pedy,
by Pseudo » Mon Jul 15, 2019 7:27 pm
Spargo wrote:DOC wrote:In no particular order, places I would not stay in again:
Tennent Creek, Gove, Millingimpie, Ceduna, Derby. Wyndham, Kunnanura, Moree, Wilcannia, Cobar, Coober Pedy,
Wilcannia - once named the most violent town in Australia.
One of the pubs there (The Court House IIRC) served drinks through iron bars - like the old bank tellers.
Genuinely scary joint.
by DOC » Mon Jul 15, 2019 7:44 pm
JK wrote:DOC wrote:In no particular order, places I would not stay in again:
Tennent Creek, Gove, Millingimpie, Ceduna, Derby. Wyndham, Kunnanura, Moree, Wilcannia, Cobar, Coober Pedy,
We've got }(or had) clients in some of these places. Never been to Moree, whats the issue with it?
by Booney » Tue Jul 16, 2019 9:02 am
DOC wrote:In no particular order, places I would not stay in again:
Tennent Creek, Gove, Millingimpie, Ceduna, Derby. Wyndham, Kunnanura, Moree, Wilcannia, Cobar, Coober Pedy,
by Lightning McQueen » Tue Jul 16, 2019 9:14 am
Pseudo wrote:Who's up for an SAfooty road trip?
by helicopterking » Tue Jul 16, 2019 9:19 am
Booney wrote:DOC wrote:In no particular order, places I would not stay in again:
Tennent Creek, Gove, Millingimpie, Ceduna, Derby. Wyndham, Kunnanura, Moree, Wilcannia, Cobar, Coober Pedy,
You stayed in Wilcannia!
by Spargo » Tue Jul 16, 2019 6:02 pm
DOC wrote:Foolish.
by Lightning McQueen » Wed Jul 17, 2019 9:09 am
Spargo wrote:DOC wrote:Foolish.
Yep, we had beer in each pub & drove straight to White Cliffs for the night.
by Booney » Wed Jul 17, 2019 9:13 am
by PatowalongaPirate » Wed Jul 17, 2019 9:56 am
PatowalongaPirate wrote:MW wrote:Oaklands will improve, trust me.
It will always be a high traffic area but instead of taking 30 minutes to move 100m during peak hour, it might take 15 minutes with the train line no longer interfering.
I travel through there every morning around 7.30am and the only issue right now is the Pedestrian crossing on the Northern side, but never wait longer than 2-3 minutes. What might become an issue is the new set of lights being installed on the corner of Diagonal and Dunrobin roads.
by PatowalongaPirate » Wed Jul 17, 2019 9:59 am
Booney wrote:Spending the weekend down in Langhorne Creek with 15 people Friday night and 16 on Saturday night surprising a friend for her 50th birthday.
Massive house that sleeps 18 people across two wings, party hard Friday night, 3 wineries in a bus on Saturday, back to the house Saturday night. Can't wait.
by Magellan » Wed Jul 17, 2019 10:09 am
Booney wrote:Spending the weekend down in Langhorne Creek with 15 people Friday night and 16 on Saturday night surprising a friend for her 50th birthday.
Massive house that sleeps 18 people across two wings, party hard Friday night, 3 wineries in a bus on Saturday, back to the house Saturday night. Can't wait.
by Spargo » Wed Jul 17, 2019 10:13 am
PatowalongaPirate wrote:PatowalongaPirate wrote:MW wrote:Oaklands will improve, trust me.
It will always be a high traffic area but instead of taking 30 minutes to move 100m during peak hour, it might take 15 minutes with the train line no longer interfering.
I travel through there every morning around 7.30am and the only issue right now is the Pedestrian crossing on the Northern side, but never wait longer than 2-3 minutes. What might become an issue is the new set of lights being installed on the corner of Diagonal and Dunrobin roads.
These are now operational. It took longer to get through this morning than it used to some mornings with the bloody train line there.
by Corona Man » Wed Jul 17, 2019 10:17 am
Booney wrote:Spending the weekend down in Langhorne Creek with 15 people Friday night and 16 on Saturday night surprising a friend for her 50th birthday.
Massive house that sleeps 18 people across two wings, party hard Friday night, 3 wineries in a bus on Saturday, back to the house Saturday night. Can't wait.
by PatowalongaPirate » Wed Jul 17, 2019 10:24 am
Corona Man wrote:Booney wrote:Spending the weekend down in Langhorne Creek with 15 people Friday night and 16 on Saturday night surprising a friend for her 50th birthday.
Massive house that sleeps 18 people across two wings, party hard Friday night, 3 wineries in a bus on Saturday, back to the house Saturday night. Can't wait.
Langhorne Creek not that far from Murray Bridge & Marg....... coincidence?
by Booney » Wed Jul 17, 2019 11:10 am
PatowalongaPirate wrote:Booney wrote:Spending the weekend down in Langhorne Creek with 15 people Friday night and 16 on Saturday night surprising a friend for her 50th birthday.
Massive house that sleeps 18 people across two wings, party hard Friday night, 3 wineries in a bus on Saturday, back to the house Saturday night. Can't wait.
Hello Saturday night....
by Dutchy » Wed Jul 17, 2019 11:59 am
Booney wrote:Spending the weekend down in Langhorne Creek with 15 people Friday night and 16 on Saturday night surprising a friend for her 50th birthday.
Massive house that sleeps 18 people across two wings, party hard Friday night, 3 wineries in a bus on Saturday, back to the house Saturday night. Can't wait.
by DOC » Wed Jul 17, 2019 4:11 pm
Booney wrote:Spending the weekend down in Langhorne Creek with 15 people Friday night and 16 on Saturday night surprising a friend for her 50th birthday.
Massive house that sleeps 18 people across two wings, party hard Friday night, 3 wineries in a bus on Saturday, back to the house Saturday night. Can't wait.
by Booney » Wed Jul 17, 2019 4:21 pm
DOC wrote:Booney wrote:Spending the weekend down in Langhorne Creek with 15 people Friday night and 16 on Saturday night surprising a friend for her 50th birthday.
Massive house that sleeps 18 people across two wings, party hard Friday night, 3 wineries in a bus on Saturday, back to the house Saturday night. Can't wait.
Sounds like Marandoo.
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