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  #41  
Old July 30th, 2004, 05:41 AM
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Default Place to stay in Central Auckland

Auckland Central Backpacker (ACB) on Queen Street. They have great
facilites and security is superb. REally good travel centre there,
two TV
rooms, good showers - pretty good price and helpful. Sorry, not sure
of
current prices.


"Joe" wrote in message
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Looking for a moderately priced place to stay in Central Auckland

for
3 days in mid February.

Any recommendations??

Thanks;

Joe

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  #43  
Old July 30th, 2004, 05:41 AM
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Default visitors to Mt. Rueaphu/Tongariro N.P.

D'Oh! Just seen your posting. Just got back from spending the snow
season
working on Mt Ruapehu and got to board into the volcano at the end of
the
season. I've got some good pics. Shame I only just saw it.

Cheers

Rufus
"Jeanine Barone" wrote in message
m...
I'm a travel writer doing a piece for a national magazine on

visiting
volcanoes around the world. I need to include some quotes from
visitors to Mt. Ruapehu/Tongariro National park and I'd like to know
if anyone would like to be interviewed for the story, either via

email
or phone. Would you let me know this week, please, because I'm on a
deadline?
Thanks so much,
Jeanine

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  #45  
Old July 30th, 2004, 05:41 AM
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Default visitors to Mt. Rueaphu/Tongariro N.P.

D'Oh! Just seen your posting. Just got back from spending the snow
season
working on Mt Ruapehu and got to board into the volcano at the end of
the
season. I've got some good pics. Shame I only just saw it.

Cheers

Rufus
"Jeanine Barone" wrote in message
m...
I'm a travel writer doing a piece for a national magazine on

visiting
volcanoes around the world. I need to include some quotes from
visitors to Mt. Ruapehu/Tongariro National park and I'd like to know
if anyone would like to be interviewed for the story, either via

email
or phone. Would you let me know this week, please, because I'm on a
deadline?
Thanks so much,
Jeanine

--multiplaza.nl.nu--
  #46  
Old July 30th, 2004, 05:41 AM
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Default visitors to Mt. Rueaphu/Tongariro N.P.

"fdsa fdsa" wrote in message
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D'Oh! Just seen your posting. Just got back from spending the snow
season
working on Mt Ruapehu and got to board into the volcano at the end

of the



What was the name of the Slow Boat that you were on?

--
Tony Bailey
Mercury Travel Books
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  #47  
Old July 30th, 2004, 05:41 AM
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Default visitors to Mt. Rueaphu/Tongariro N.P.

"fdsa fdsa" wrote in message
...
D'Oh! Just seen your posting. Just got back from spending the snow
season
working on Mt Ruapehu and got to board into the volcano at the end

of the



What was the name of the Slow Boat that you were on?

--
Tony Bailey
Mercury Travel Books
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  #48  
Old July 30th, 2004, 05:42 AM
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Default Snorkeling around Brisbane???

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"4000 psi" wrote in message
news:XjSZb.22121$o52.7773@fed1read02...
| are the waters pretty clean? how are the sharks?
|
| "A Mate" wrote in message
| u...
| Bribie Island ocean side - yes! Same for Moreton Island. The
good breaks
| are
| also just half an hour further north on the Sunshine Coast -
or at
| Duranbah etc on the southern Gold Coast.
|
|
|
| "4000 psi" wrote in message
| news:KwQZb.21106$o52.6120@fed1read02...
| any good breaks at those beaches as well?
|
| "Roger Martin" wrote in
message
| ...
| "Darren" .*******s
wrote in message
| ...
| Hi Everyone,
| In March I'm going to Australia for a holiday
for 3 weeks. While I'm
| there
| I
| intend to do some snorkelling and I would like
to teach my
| girlfriend
| how
| to
| snorkel.
| Can anyone recommend a beach around Brisbane
that I can go to?
| Ideally
| I'm
| looking for a sandy beach with Very small waves.
It dosen't have to
| be
| too
| intresting as I just need it for her to get used
to the water while
| wearing
| a mask and snokel. The most important thing are
the small waves.
| I'm hoping that we can go to the marine reserve
in Moreton Bay, but
| before
| that I have to be able take her snorkelling off
the mainland shore.
|
| Can anyone also tell me if there are box
jellyfish around Brisbane
| at
| the
| moment. I don't think there are, but I'd like to
check.
|
| Thanks in advance
|
| Darren
|
|
| Try Pumicestone Passage, Bribie Island , nice sandy
beaches, next to
| no
| jellyfish, quite a few pods of dolphins and the odd
dugong. Just a
| sandy
| bottom though so its fairly boring.
|
| On calm days the Ocean Beach is ok.
|
| For something more interesting the wrecks on Moreton
Island are really
| worth
| the visit, the area is sheltered and very good for
first timers.
|
| Redcliffe has a beach which is cross between grit,
mud and rocks. Any
| closer
| to Brisbane and the beaches get to be muddy and full
of mangroves.
| Going
| South is similar.
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  #49  
Old July 30th, 2004, 05:42 AM
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Default Is it expensive for Americans to travel in Australia??

Haven't several of us already responded to this exact question
before??!




wrote in message
om...
Ok, I know that this is a subjective question. But I am trying to

get
a sense of whether the declining US dollar still lets you travel
affordably in Australia. Perhaps a comparison would be useful. Is it
as expensive as travelling in Europe? Or is it a little less
expensive, say, like travelling in Canada? Thanks in advance for any
help here!

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  #50  
Old July 30th, 2004, 05:42 AM
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Default Is it expensive for Americans to travel in Australia??

Haven't several of us already responded to this exact question
before??!




wrote in message
om...
Ok, I know that this is a subjective question. But I am trying to

get
a sense of whether the declining US dollar still lets you travel
affordably in Australia. Perhaps a comparison would be useful. Is it
as expensive as travelling in Europe? Or is it a little less
expensive, say, like travelling in Canada? Thanks in advance for any
help here!

--multiplaza.nl.nu--
 




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