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TheBrownDog
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Not proposing, we've been together coming up five years, our 'anniversary' is the day we made it official I guess. We were 18 & 20 at the timeAre you going to propose ioppolo
Bridgetown
Walpole
Pemberton
Denmark
Margaret River
And what is this “girlfriend” and “anniversary”
Bickley is something I wouldn't have considered if I didn't read this, but a quick google search of the accommodation out there shows some amazing views.Denmark is nice but it's a solid 4 1/2 hour drive. You can get to Dunsborough/Busselton in 2 1/2 to 3.
Depends what you're looking for in a few days off really. I know of people that have had a weekend away in Bickley which is closer to the city than a lot of the North/South urban sprawl.
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Bickley is something I wouldn't have considered if I didn't read this, but a quick google search of the accommodation out there shows some amazing views.
Casino will be jam packed. I was at the Woodvale tavern on saturday night and it was heaving. Can just imagine what it will be like if they make it to the final..
Anyway. World Cup. Sunday. If the poms are there and get up where will be a massive night out? Inb4 Joondalup or some tavern in Clarkson.
You drive out to Green's pool if you want to go swimming, but I wouldn't exactly call it aback beach.Don't go to the great southern until about December. It is a cold miserable shithole with absolute nothing to do and nowhere to go up until about September and even after that I wouldn't trust it. Beautiful in summer and unlike other holiday towns in the world they never get that busy. If you like wet rain forests go Pemberton but honestly I'd head somewhere up north as you're a better chance of some blue skies. Denmark isn't even a good town for swimming in unless you know back beaches.
Apparently the whole area is like still water at the moment though: stagnant, there for the sake of it, and filthy. Then again I have an axe to grind and know those towns all too well...
Anyway. World Cup. Sunday. If the poms are there and get up where will be a massive night out? Inb4 Joondalup or some tavern in Clarkson.
Care to elaborate?Bickley is a shit hole, avoid
Bickley is a shit hole, avoid
Where your $30 meal price goes
Wages: $11.88
Property costs: $4.98
Food: $8.76
Sundry expenses (including credit card fees): $3.36
Profit: $1.02
Not everyone needs a tonne of attractions to enjoy a place. I love the peace and serenity of the perth hills and would live there in a heartbeatGoogle top 10 attractions in Bickley.
These are the best places in WA.
1. Yallingup
2. Pemberton
3. Coral Bay
4. Margaret River
5. Rottnest
6. Dunsborough
7. Denmark
8. Augusta
9. Kalbarri
10. Karijini
....
91,589. Bickley
Spot on, its not really wages its property costs.https://www.perthnow.com.au/lifesty...auldron-among-recent-casualties-ng-b88892289z
I'd be interested to see how this was all worked out. Your property costs are largely fixed whether you have 3 staff on or 20.
If you have say half a dozen staff on at $25/hr then that's $150/hr you need to recoup. If you sell meals for $30 that cost $9 to make then you make a profit of $21/meal before expenses so would need to serve about 7 meals an hour to cover wages. Seems very doable. I go to a small cafe restaurant near me that during dinner service would have 6-8 people on and they would have a dozen tables filled for a couple of hours.
I've got a nagging suspicion that in a lot of these places the property costs are very high and/or the owners pay themselves a good wage out of the business first. But the standard response is that wages are too high and consumers are too fussy.
One of the Premier League bars. Ie. Franklin's in Vic Park is Liverpools.Yeah nah I don't think it's snobby to not want to go to the casino at 1am on a Sunday. Especially around a bunch of lagered up Brits. Don't really wanna be in the middle of nowhere/glassed.
Is the Inglewood Hotel still a good place? Went once or twice when I was studying in Perth and it always got a good crowd and wasn't too tavern-y.
One of the Premier League bars. Ie. Franklin's in Vic Park is Liverpools.
As someone said, property costs the big onehttps://www.perthnow.com.au/lifesty...auldron-among-recent-casualties-ng-b88892289z
I'd be interested to see how this was all worked out. Your property costs are largely fixed whether you have 3 staff on or 20.
If you have say half a dozen staff on at $25/hr then that's $150/hr you need to recoup. If you sell meals for $30 that cost $9 to make then you make a profit of $21/meal before expenses so would need to serve about 7 meals an hour to cover wages. Seems very doable. I go to a small cafe restaurant near me that during dinner service would have 6-8 people on and they would have a dozen tables filled for a couple of hours.
I've got a nagging suspicion that in a lot of these places the property costs are very high and/or the owners pay themselves a good wage out of the business first. But the standard response is that wages are too high and consumers are too fussy.
Not everyone needs a tonne of attractions to enjoy a place. I love the peace and serenity of the perth hills and would live there in a heartbeat
Yeah really don't know how people go there, even for Rockspider or whatever the **** it's calledCasino is a shithole. Avoid.
Some opinions Perth peeps.
The gf and I have our anniversary in a couple months. I want to go away somewhere quiet and relaxing for a few days. Anyone have any good suggestions?