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A pyramid by any other name. Travel to gray-bar motel takes many
forms....
--multiplaza.nl.nu--

On the other hand the current ratio may be the best you will have
for ten years.

A notch or two down-market with a better cost-stress ratio
is often more relaxing than last-cent budgeted luxury.



I dare to repeat something I've spouted a few times here, on the topic
of
currency exchange rates, interest rates, and housing prices: if you
can
predict these with any accuracy, go to work for the RBA and write your
own
ticket. They pay people heaps to guess wrong, as do most central
banks.

As far as travel goes, even 10% - a huge difference in currency terms
- will
make a difference of only a few hundred dollars in all but the most
upscale
or long-term travel plans. Fugedabudid. If you're that tightly
budgeted,
hang in there until you can truly enjoy your travels.

RAB (who is eternally glad his five-figure, 2001 4.5 month expedition
in
Australia was when the AUD was CAD0.75, not a little above par).
--multiplaza.nl.nu--

On the other hand the current ratio may be the best you will have
for ten years.

A notch or two down-market with a better cost-stress ratio
is often more relaxing than last-cent budgeted luxury.



I dare to repeat something I've spouted a few times here, on the topic
of
currency exchange rates, interest rates, and housing prices: if you
can
predict these with any accuracy, go to work for the RBA and write your
own
ticket. They pay people heaps to guess wrong, as do most central
banks.

As far as travel goes, even 10% - a huge difference in currency terms
- will
make a difference of only a few hundred dollars in all but the most
upscale
or long-term travel plans. Fugedabudid. If you're that tightly
budgeted,
hang in there until you can truly enjoy your travels.

RAB (who is eternally glad his five-figure, 2001 4.5 month expedition
in
Australia was when the AUD was CAD0.75, not a little above par).
--multiplaza.nl.nu--

"Mr 1CellNet" escribió en el mensaje news:...
http://www.1cellnet.com/?username=mr1cellnet


--multiplaza.nl.nu--

Frank Slootweg wrote in
:

Peter Webb wrote:
Surely you access this ng (at least through Google news) and keep us
informed? You may have additional questions while you are here.

Personally, I consider Internet-free and gadget-free an essential
part
of a (Oz) holiday. My only compromise is a mobile phone (when there
is
coverage (yeah, right!)) and a Telstra Phone Away card to send/tell
"We're not dead yet!" messages to the poor souls back home.

So Richard, *if* you're reading this: Get the
insert_hot_place out
of that Internet cafe and back into the real world!

Frank, and Peter:

Well, as you noticed, I was completely silent for the entire two
months
:-)

I had the option, many times, to drop into an internet cafe but
resisted
(mainly I didn't want to know how badly Stanford did in the college
baseketball playoffs, which I just found out were *very bad indeed*.


Anyway, I'll eventually get back in the mix and describe my terrific
vacation. As of now, we're still unpacking.

Richard
--multiplaza.nl.nu--

in article , Richard at
wrote on 4/10/04 4:01 PM:

Frank Slootweg wrote in
:

Peter Webb wrote:
Surely you access this ng (at least through Google news) and keep us
informed? You may have additional questions while you are here.

Personally, I consider Internet-free and gadget-free an essential
part
of a (Oz) holiday. My only compromise is a mobile phone (when there
is
coverage (yeah, right!)) and a Telstra Phone Away card to send/tell
"We're not dead yet!" messages to the poor souls back home.

So Richard, *if* you're reading this: Get the
insert_hot_place out
of that Internet cafe and back into the real world!

Frank, and Peter:

Well, as you noticed, I was completely silent for the entire two
months
:-)

I had the option, many times, to drop into an internet cafe but
resisted
(mainly I didn't want to know how badly Stanford did in the college
baseketball playoffs, which I just found out were *very bad indeed*.


Anyway, I'll eventually get back in the mix and describe my terrific
vacation. As of now, we're still unpacking.

Richard


Welcome back, Richard (even if it is to Trawna 8-)). Tell us stories!
--multiplaza.nl.nu--

Frank Slootweg wrote in
:

Peter Webb wrote:
Surely you access this ng (at least through Google news) and keep us
informed? You may have additional questions while you are here.

Personally, I consider Internet-free and gadget-free an essential
part
of a (Oz) holiday. My only compromise is a mobile phone (when there
is
coverage (yeah, right!)) and a Telstra Phone Away card to send/tell
"We're not dead yet!" messages to the poor souls back home.

So Richard, *if* you're reading this: Get the
insert_hot_place out
of that Internet cafe and back into the real world!

Frank, and Peter:

Well, as you noticed, I was completely silent for the entire two
months
:-)

I had the option, many times, to drop into an internet cafe but
resisted
(mainly I didn't want to know how badly Stanford did in the college
baseketball playoffs, which I just found out were *very bad indeed*.


Anyway, I'll eventually get back in the mix and describe my terrific
vacation. As of now, we're still unpacking.

Richard
--multiplaza.nl.nu--

in article , Richard at
wrote on 4/10/04 4:01 PM:

Frank Slootweg wrote in
:

Peter Webb wrote:
Surely you access this ng (at least through Google news) and keep us
informed? You may have additional questions while you are here.

Personally, I consider Internet-free and gadget-free an essential
part
of a (Oz) holiday. My only compromise is a mobile phone (when there
is
coverage (yeah, right!)) and a Telstra Phone Away card to send/tell
"We're not dead yet!" messages to the poor souls back home.

So Richard, *if* you're reading this: Get the
insert_hot_place out
of that Internet cafe and back into the real world!

Frank, and Peter:

Well, as you noticed, I was completely silent for the entire two
months
:-)

I had the option, many times, to drop into an internet cafe but
resisted
(mainly I didn't want to know how badly Stanford did in the college
baseketball playoffs, which I just found out were *very bad indeed*.


Anyway, I'll eventually get back in the mix and describe my terrific
vacation. As of now, we're still unpacking.

Richard


Welcome back, Richard (even if it is to Trawna 8-)). Tell us stories!
--multiplaza.nl.nu--

in article , Richard at
wrote on 4/10/04 4:01 PM:

Frank Slootweg wrote in
:

Peter Webb wrote:
Surely you access this ng (at least through Google news) and keep us
informed? You may have additional questions while you are here.

Personally, I consider Internet-free and gadget-free an essential
part
of a (Oz) holiday. My only compromise is a mobile phone (when there
is
coverage (yeah, right!)) and a Telstra Phone Away card to send/tell
"We're not dead yet!" messages to the poor souls back home.

So Richard, *if* you're reading this: Get the
insert_hot_place out
of that Internet cafe and back into the real world!

Frank, and Peter:

Well, as you noticed, I was completely silent for the entire two
months
:-)

I had the option, many times, to drop into an internet cafe but
resisted
(mainly I didn't want to know how badly Stanford did in the college
baseketball playoffs, which I just found out were *very bad indeed*.


Anyway, I'll eventually get back in the mix and describe my terrific
vacation. As of now, we're still unpacking.

Richard


Welcome back, Richard (even if it is to Trawna 8-)). Tell us stories!
--multiplaza.nl.nu--

fairly pricey. (Before you ask, *no* I didn't chow down on a
Kangaroo
steak, not at $25.90 :-)

Bloody oath, 'roo filet was something like AUD $5.00 a kilo, give or
take,
at the Port Augusta Woolies in 2001/2/3. Mmmmmmm......
--multiplaza.nl.nu--