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  • I love my wife but…
  • GrahamS
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    Do it and enjoy it.

    We lived in in Adelaide for a year and it was brilliant. Great way of life, with
    vineyards nearby and a nice beach within easy cycling distance. 😀

    Thought seriously about emigrating permanently, but my mum had a double heart attack which served as a very sharp reminder of family bonds and the limited time we all have together. 😕

    Still, if I could bundle up everyone I love and take them with me then I'd be back there in a flash.

    NZCol
    Full Member

    cold Jug of Monteiths Black

    Dribble, wish we could get that in Oz.

    3 Ravens Dark perhaps, Mountain Goat Surefoot Stout, Five Islands Bulli Black

    Theres a few options for ya !

    kiwijohn
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    Most of those are new since i left in 2000. Thankfully the aussies are catching up on decent brewing, but the tax is outrageous. I could buy Cascade Premium lager in NZ cheaper than Tassie & I live right next to the brewery.

    NZCol
    Full Member

    True. At least decent beer here isn't too bad – Tuatara Hefe is the god of beers, closely followed by the IPA, the Helles and then anything from Emersons !

    kiwijohn
    Full Member

    I can get Emersons here, & even Monteiths, but it ain't cheap.

    Scienceofficer
    Free Member

    Wife in can't make up mind shocker!
    😈

    molgrips
    Free Member

    People change and grow, ideas evolve, times and situations change. Don't blame her for it 🙂

    The good thing to do isn't just the thing, it's the combination of the thing and the time.

    mudshark
    Free Member

    There was a TV prog a while back about a once rich man who was now living in a caravan after his wife suggested they give everything away. Unfortunately she didn't like living in poverty so she left him. Women eh? Gotta love 'em … or something.

    barnsleymitch
    Free Member

    I stiil love her. She is warm.

    langy
    Free Member

    KiwiJohn – what about the 2 metre tall brewing co? they're putting out some good stuff down your way…

    Glad to here that things are progressing Zokes – see ya soon!

    wouldn't worry about MTB in WA; they've got some good funding coming through at the moment for new stuff, so they are gonna be alright; true not huge mountains, but lots of undulating stuff that is different but just as fun.

    I'd say cost of living is a little bit cheaper and over here in Adelaide house prices are better than Perth; overall it's a better set up I reckon and thats after nearly turning around and going home in the first 3 or 4 months of getting to Aus!

    The weather is dependent on where you go; get south in WA, SA, VIC or NSW and its temperate; hotter summers for sure, but you still get a discernible change in seasons. Head to Tassie if you want a proper winter – or at least to be blown away in the wind (though also by the scenery)!

    Having been here for almost 4 years now and having been back "home" in the last year, I don't see anything that will lure me back. Besides, I get my Aussie (dual) citizenship in May too – can no longer lose the Ashes!

    kiwijohn
    Full Member

    KiwiJohn – what about the 2 metre tall brewing co? they're putting out some good stuff down your way…

    Their Cleansing Ale does just that. There're some good brewers in Tas, & Cascade is also very good. It's just stupidly expensive.
    Tassie is a good place to live, the pace of life is just right, but wages are a bit backwards.

    billyboy
    Free Member

    Butts are important

    Sponging-Machine
    Free Member

    its quite flat in WA…you might need to take up a new hobby!

    The surf is rarely flat in WA.

    I have some questions:
    1. What is it that your wife is setting up?
    2. Any chance of a job?

    alpin
    Free Member

    I could buy Cascade Premium lager

    but why would you; it's shit.

    Coopers Strong and/or Pale Ale….. mmmmm…..

    south-western WA is a beautiful place. too far to commute though. Perth itself is lovely. i called it pleasentville whilst i was there. lots of water. lots of beach, surf, barbecues and weeeeeed!

    transport in the city is pretty limited so be prepared to drive everywhere.

    i found Adelaide to be sooooo boring. the whole city spread along one street – Hindley St/Rundle Mall. ther hills t te east are a nice place though. some proper trails there too….

    great country. met the GF there but she wouldn't go back as it's too far away from her (small) family.

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