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Travel in Australia in July/August
Hello,
We plan to exchange our home with a family in Australia in July/August 2008. We know that this period is the coldest (mild in fact), but where would it be best especially for scuba diving ? Any suggestions will be welcome !! Pascal Toulouse (France) |
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Travel in Australia in July/August
"Pascal Basroger" wrote in message ups.com... Hello, We plan to exchange our home with a family in Australia in July/August 2008. We know that this period is the coldest (mild in fact), but where would it be best especially for scuba diving ? Any suggestions will be welcome !! Pascal Toulouse (France) Obviously up north on the Great Barrier Reef is fine, but you can dive anywhere in Australia at that time of year, depending upon how thick a wet suit you are prepared to wear. Where will you be, and what are you looking for? |
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Travel in Australia in July/August
On 16 mar, 14:47, "Peter Webb"
wrote: "Pascal Basroger" wrote in message ups.com... Hello, We plan to exchange our home with a family in Australia in July/August 2008. We know that this period is the coldest (mild in fact), but where would it be best especially for scuba diving ? Any suggestions will be welcome !! Pascal Toulouse (France) Obviously up north on the Great Barrier Reef is fine, but you can dive anywhere in Australia at that time of year, depending upon how thick a wet suit you are prepared to wear. Where will you be, and what are you looking for? Thank you, it is exactly what I have understood by discussing with other people who have already been in Australia. Do you think that Brisbane is mild in July /August ? Pascal |
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Travel in Australia in July/August
Compared to Europe, Brisbane is about as mild as you can get for a Capital
city. Ross Obviously up north on the Great Barrier Reef is fine, but you can dive anywhere in Australia at that time of year, depending upon how thick a wet suit you are prepared to wear. Where will you be, and what are you looking for? Thank you, it is exactly what I have understood by discussing with other people who have already been in Australia. Do you think that Brisbane is mild in July /August ? Pascal |
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Travel in Australia in July/August
On 18 Mar 2007 14:01:45 -0700, "Pascal Basroger"
wrote: Do you think that Brisbane is mild in July /August ? Pascal I live 150km south of Brisbane on the coast. Winters, by European standards, are mild. The coldest night may get down to 8c, but generally the minimum will be over 12c. Maximima vary from 15-22c. Occasional light rains, never snow or sleet. My small coastal village is swelled in population by "Mexicans" during those months - temporary residents from South of the Border living in their caravans in our caravan parks. Cheers, Alan, Australia -- http://loraltravel.blogspot.com/ latest: Epidaurus http://loraldiabetes.blogspot.com/ |
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Travel in Australia in July/August
Alan S wrote:
My small coastal village is swelled in population by "Mexicans" during those months - temporary residents from South of the Border living in their caravans in our caravan parks. Yeah, those pesky Victorians and Tasmanians! Peter Sydney NSW, Australia |
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Travel in Australia in July/August
"ptlabs" wrote in message ... Alan S wrote: My small coastal village is swelled in population by "Mexicans" during those months - temporary residents from South of the Border living in their caravans in our caravan parks. Yeah, those pesky Victorians and Tasmanians! Peter Sydney NSW, Australia Yes all that money that we bring to Queensland in winter Julie, Melbourne |
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Travel in Australia in July/August
On Tue, 20 Mar 2007 05:24:17 GMT, "Julie"
wrote: "ptlabs" wrote in message ... Alan S wrote: My small coastal village is swelled in population by "Mexicans" during those months - temporary residents from South of the Border living in their caravans in our caravan parks. Yeah, those pesky Victorians and Tasmanians! Peter Sydney NSW, Australia Yes all that money that we bring to Queensland in winter Julie, Melbourne Hey - I wasn't complaining, you lot keep our economy going (and the bowls club in business:-) I lived in Glen Waverley for many years before moving this way myself. Cheers, Alan, Australia -- http://loraltravel.blogspot.com/ latest: Epidaurus http://loraldiabetes.blogspot.com/ |
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Travel in Australia in July/August
Alan S wrote:
On Tue, 20 Mar 2007 05:24:17 GMT, "Julie" wrote: "ptlabs" wrote in message ... Alan S wrote: My small coastal village is swelled in population by "Mexicans" during those months - temporary residents from South of the Border living in their caravans in our caravan parks. Yeah, those pesky Victorians and Tasmanians! Peter Sydney NSW, Australia Yes all that money that we bring to Queensland in winter Julie, Melbourne Hey - I wasn't complaining, you lot keep our economy going (and the bowls club in business:-) I lived in Glen Waverley for many years before moving this way myself. Cheers, Alan, Australia -- http://loraltravel.blogspot.com/ latest: Epidaurus http://loraldiabetes.blogspot.com/ Hi All, I was in Noosa Heads last June (visiting from the Uk) and couldn't get moved for pepole from tazzy, viccy and nsw john |
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