Things that you rate!

[DOC]

There is a cleaning company (industrial, covid, large venues etc not domestic/office stuff) advertising on the radio for staff and have been for 7 months. A mate of mines son and one of his friends have both got jobs there (ex 18 yo McDonalds so the shifts dried up) and get big hours at good rate of pay (according to them).

[Booney]

There is a cleaning company (industrial, covid, large venues etc not domestic/office stuff) advertising on the radio for staff and have been for 7 months. A mate of mines son and one of his friends have both got jobs there (ex 18 yo McDonalds so the shifts dried up) and get big hours at good rate of pay (according to them).

I deal with them, they seem like a reasonable group.

[mighty_tiger_79]

There is a cleaning company (industrial, covid, large venues etc not domestic/office stuff) advertising on the radio for staff and have been for 7 months. A mate of mines son and one of his friends have both got jobs there (ex 18 yo McDonalds so the shifts dried up) and get big hours at good rate of pay (according to them).

Exiis?

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[DOC]

There is a cleaning company (industrial, covid, large venues etc not domestic/office stuff) advertising on the radio for staff and have been for 7 months. A mate of mines son and one of his friends have both got jobs there (ex 18 yo McDonalds so the shifts dried up) and get big hours at good rate of pay (according to them).

Exiis?

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Yep.

[Corona Man]

Dr Turf.

[Booney]

Dr Turf.

Telling TB to perhaps put a tongue tie on.

[Corona Man]

Dr Turf.

Telling TB to perhaps put a tongue tie on.

Gold!

[Dutchy]

Finding my sunnies that I thought Id lost and hadn't seen since the long weekend.

*note to google ads, if you read this, Ive found my sunnies and no longer need your ads appearing, TIA

[Jim05]

Tasmania!
Although visiting several times in the past we have got off the beaten track a little at times this trip have seen and some absolutely stunning parts of the country and some wonderful people. Despite having pretty much no restrictions throughout the pandemic the lack of tourists from the mainland has hurt them but things are on the up again

[Lightning McQueen]

Tasmania!
Although visiting several times in the past we have got off the beaten track a little at times this trip have seen and some absolutely stunning parts of the country and some wonderful people. Despite having pretty much no restrictions throughout the pandemic the lack of tourists from the mainland has hurt them but things are on the up again

Lovely place, every aspect of it, I loved the west coast as much as the known attractions.

It reminded me of what I think England would be like.

[Jim05]

Tasmania!
Although visiting several times in the past we have got off the beaten track a little at times this trip have seen and some absolutely stunning parts of the country and some wonderful people. Despite having pretty much no restrictions throughout the pandemic the lack of tourists from the mainland has hurt them but things are on the up again

Lovely place, every aspect of it, I loved the west coast as much as the known attractions.

It reminded me of what I think England would be like.

Over on the West Coast now and yes very similar to parts of the UK and even Austria/Germany

[Dutchy]

Tasmania!
Although visiting several times in the past we have got off the beaten track a little at times this trip have seen and some absolutely stunning parts of the country and some wonderful people. Despite having pretty much no restrictions throughout the pandemic the lack of tourists from the mainland has hurt them but things are on the up again

Incredible place, Bruny Island blew me away with their produce, ate Oysters at lunchtime that were in the ocean 300m away that morning, with now direct flights to Launy its going to be very hard to resist another trip back there

[Jim05]

Tasmania!
Although visiting several times in the past we have got off the beaten track a little at times this trip have seen and some absolutely stunning parts of the country and some wonderful people. Despite having pretty much no restrictions throughout the pandemic the lack of tourists from the mainland has hurt them but things are on the up again

Incredible place, Bruny Island blew me away with their produce, ate Oysters at lunchtime that were in the ocean 300m away that morning, with now direct flights to Launy its going to be very hard to resist another trip back there

The direct flights to Launceston were probably what sealed the deal for us.
By 10:30am we had breezed through the border checks, picked up our rental and were out on the highway. So much better than flying into Hobart. With the ridiculous prices on airfares we are going to book a couple more short trips around our long weekends to get back here

[Booney]

The direct flights added that part of the world to our to do list very quickly.

[whufc]

The direct flights added that part of the world to our to do list very quickly.

Yeah same.

We are planning on going over at some stage in the next 12 month. Was thinking we should go in winter to get the full Tasmania experience. Partner is from Ireland so the cold wont/shouldn't bother her.

[Booney]

The direct flights added that part of the world to our to do list very quickly.

Yeah same.

We are planning on going over at some stage in the next 12 month. Was thinking we should go in winter to get the full Tasmania experience. Partner is from Ireland so the cold wont/shouldn't bother her.

Same, looking at mid '22, might get a Port game down there....

[Jim05]

The direct flights added that part of the world to our to do list very quickly.

Yeah same.

We are planning on going over at some stage in the next 12 month. Was thinking we should go in winter to get the full Tasmania experience. Partner is from Ireland so the cold wont/shouldn't bother her.

This time of the year is almost perfect. Everything is green, still some ice and snow on the very high peaks, the rivers and streams are in full flow with plenty of waterfalls and apart from a day or two of showers the weather has mostly been 17-20 with blue skies. Winter can be a bit dreary down here from previous visits but I would come down for some footy again

[Dutchy]

West Coast can get wild but East Coast is very similar to Adelaide as far as climate/rainfall goes in Winter.

[whufc]

The direct flights added that part of the world to our to do list very quickly.

Yeah same.

We are planning on going over at some stage in the next 12 month. Was thinking we should go in winter to get the full Tasmania experience. Partner is from Ireland so the cold wont/shouldn't bother her.

This time of the year is almost perfect. Everything is green, still some ice and snow on the very high peaks, the rivers and streams are in full flow with plenty of waterfalls and apart from a day or two of showers the weather has mostly been 17-20 with blue skies. Winter can be a bit dreary down here from previous visits but I would come down for some footy again

Being in the aquatic industry im a write off from October to April so might have to aim for a September visit after local footy finals finish. Maybe go down there for AFL GF weekend should be nice and quiet that day at least.

[Armchair expert]

Just had Chicken Chef for the first time

9.5/10