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soneil 
Registered: Nov '00
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Date Posted: 6/8/07 1:03am Subject: RE: 'Ello
The funny thing is, we picked the colour scheme long before any of us moved to Kalgoorlie. We were pretty much just thinking of all the desert that separates us from the rest of the country. I can't actually remember who designed our current theme. Originally I did one with a similar colour scheme that was up for far too long (I whipped it up very quickly and meant to do a better one later), but at least we had the distinction of being the first aussie forum (and second out of all the forums) to get a custom theme up. happy

 

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Jedi-Aztek 
Registered: Apr '01
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Date Posted: 6/8/07 5:13am Subject: RE: 'Ello
I think it would need a bit more red in the colour to make it more goldfields oriented.

 

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LittleTinGoddess 
Registered: Oct '06
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Date Posted: 6/8/07 5:23am Subject: RE: 'Ello
Wow this thread went off topic fast tongue

 

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soneil 
Registered: Nov '00
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Date Posted: 6/10/07 7:08am Subject: RE: 'Ello
You'll get used to it.

I hear the fjords are lovely at this time of the year. wink

 

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LittleTinGoddess 
Registered: Oct '06
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Date Posted: 6/10/07 10:15pm Subject: RE: 'Ello
lol if you say so...

The what now?

 

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Saintheart 
Title: Manager and Wandering Swordsman of the RPF
Registered: Dec '00
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Date Posted: 6/10/07 10:31pm Subject: RE: 'Ello
The fjords. You know. The car. Like the Hölden. Or the Mitsubishé.

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LittleTinGoddess 
Registered: Oct '06
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Date Posted: 6/10/07 10:42pm Subject: RE: 'Ello
Lol i get it... And why would they be lovely this time of year? tongue

 

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soneil 
Registered: Nov '00
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Date Posted: 6/11/07 1:16am Subject: RE: 'Ello
Beats me. I only heard about it.

Since it's your thread, you can have the next random topic change?

 

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Saintheart 
Title: Manager and Wandering Swordsman of the RPF
Registered: Dec '00
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Date Posted: 6/11/07 1:26am Subject: RE: 'Ello
This thread ...

 

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LittleTinGoddess 
Registered: Oct '06
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Date Posted: 6/11/07 5:32pm Subject: RE: 'Ello
Ok i have a question for those of you who don't live in Perth, what exactly is there to do out in the country so to speak?

 

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Symmbian 
Registered: Jan '04
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Date Posted: 6/11/07 9:53pm Subject: RE: 'Ello
Ive lived in rural WA a few years.

In my opinion down south during the winter is nice, Pemberton and places like that. Haven't been up north but some people I know love
it up there, Broome places like that.

Bed and breakfast places have sprung up, or staying at hotel and seeing whatever sites are there in the region.


 

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soneil 
Registered: Nov '00
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Date Posted: 6/12/07 12:11am Subject: RE: 'Ello
Some of the best beaches, fishing spots and camping spots in the country are in WA away from the city if you're in to any of that. In kalgoorlie where I am, most people move here for one reason - $. Lots of money working in the mining industry here without the need for all those pesky qualifications that are needed in other jobs. Teachers here are still poor though. tongue

 

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Saintheart 
Title: Manager and Wandering Swordsman of the RPF
Registered: Dec '00
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Date Posted: 6/12/07 12:23am Subject: RE: 'Ello - Date Edited: 6/12/07 12:25am (1 edits total) Edited By: Saintheart
That's because your union sucks. tongue tongue tongue

The Albany experience is nice, but a little cold. I've become a big fan of the whole "down south" thing. I'd be living in Margaret River if my wife didn't have a violent objection to living in the country wink ... seriously, wineries, surf, bush, good restaurants, good beaches ... one of Australia's better-kept secrets.

 

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LittleTinGoddess 
Registered: Oct '06
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Date Posted: 6/12/07 1:01am Subject: RE: 'Ello
What about the Manjimup and Albany area? Anyone know about those places?

 

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Saintheart 
Title: Manager and Wandering Swordsman of the RPF
Registered: Dec '00
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Date Posted: 6/12/07 2:08am Subject: RE: 'Ello - Date Edited: 6/12/07 2:11am (1 edits total) Edited By: Saintheart
Albany is where I was born and grew up. It's a pretty place, a quiet sort of coastal town which for many years had to put up with its image as a 'retirement town'. You won't find a teeming nightlife there, but if you're into natural wonders like bushwalking, fishing, coastal drives, and that sort of thing, it'll be right up your alley.

It is reasonably cold, particularly in winter -- though you won't see snow fall, it's prone to wild and woolly storms especially through autumn and winter. Generally you'll be lucky to see 30 degrees celsius on the thermometer, and usually it's more around the high teens-mid twenties in terms of temperature. Sunbaking is pretty much out wink

Best way to enjoy Albany is to get out and see the natural sights. Don't expect fantastic tourist attractions (other than whale watching, maybe) but just relax in a coastal town that hasn't been taken over by the chardonnay set. It's quiet, sleepy even, but I still have a very soft spot for it.

EDIT: If you're in Manjimup (and if I remember right) you're actually within striking distance of Margaret River, Augusta, and Dunsborough. I would really recommend checking those places out first. Manjimup I don't know as much about, but I thought it was in the Pemberton area as well, in which case natural beauty is again your friend.

 

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