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EFA ... sadly.Bloody glorious this weather.
Out in the sun tomorrow morning as well for Athletics, getting that good ol melanoma
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Food, Drink & Dining Out The Perth Thread - Part 2
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Going to watch some grade cricket tomorrow. Should be good weather for it.
What event are you competing inBloody glorious this weather.
Out in the sun tomorrow morning as well for Athletics, getting that good ol vitamin D
The Mrs must pay the power bill.
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I had to shop for a baby present today and headed out to Joondalup just for something different. Fn massive
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I appreciate the need for supermalls and enjoy them in Asia but they feel so sterile sometimes.
Although I do appreciate actually having decent dining options north of Mt Hawthorn...
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I hate Perth's obsession with massive malls; give me a London high street any day of the week.
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Not enjoying the weather here today, warm and muggy with no sea breeze.
They have massive malls in London too like Bluewater but they're out of town rather than in the city centre.
The main shopping areas in central London like Piccadilly Circus and Oxford Circus were a bloody nightmare with all the crowds there, you were better off shopping in your local high street.
They have massive malls in London too like Bluewater but they're out of town rather than in the city centre.
The main shopping areas in central London like Piccadilly Circus and Oxford Circus were a bloody nightmare with all the crowds there, you were better off shopping in your local high street.
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I prefer hiking in the outdoors. They are massive.
Perth is a great city but very isolated. What puts me off visiting is when you add up flights/accommodation you may as well go overseas.
Cheaper and less distance just to go to NZ.
Beaches and scenery is the best in the world. But there are also beaches in NSW for instance. Should go back myself.
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tbf it's all of Australia
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Malls ftw in summer heck shopping outside in the heat. And i guess winter too. .
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same but for some kids toy, it's easier to look in joondalup than claremont and cottesloe.
I was a little stunned how many pommie accents there were
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I work up around that area, it's practically an English enclave.
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after being attacked by a swarm of bees, on a hike, in Yanchep last weekend......I don't think that will be on the card again this month at least
yep re travel in Oz. If you're in Sydney would you go to Hawaii, New Caledonia, NZ, Lord Hows or little old Perth?
Not worried about your shinny new
edit - who calls them malls, this isn't America.
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No. And dont jinx it u campaigner
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But without the high street
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But without the high street
More than made up for by the amount of glassings and casual use of the word 'campaigner'.
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Let's not pretend Hawaii is a comparable trip in distance or money.
There are super shopping centres in central London. Westfield Stratford and Westfield shepherds Bush are the biggest concrete jungles I have seen anywhere. An absolute nightmare on weekends or school holidays.
In Perth usually go to garden City out of convenience to where I live, but I have no idea why people would go there to do grocery shopping at Coles or Woolies.
In Perth usually go to garden City out of convenience to where I live, but I have no idea why people would go there to do grocery shopping at Coles or Woolies.
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