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We are considering a trip to OZ in April/May of '08. Would that be a good time for both GBR, Sidney, Melbourne & Tass or is there a better time for both weather & crowds?
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It would be good, don't you think, if posters could learn how to spell "Sydney".
And seeing that you ask, yes, it does rub me up the wrong way.
We are not talking somewhere on the fringe, like Mooloolaba, or Phnom Penh (which always catches me out).
I think I might try Fennix on the USA branch.cdx rthin
And seeing that you ask, yes, it does rub me up the wrong way.
We are not talking somewhere on the fringe, like Mooloolaba, or Phnom Penh (which always catches me out).
I think I might try Fennix on the USA branch.cdx rthin
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Mea culpa-I was inattentive not ignorant-I do know how to spell Syney-had a brain fart. I can understand how that might be upsetting.
We will plan more for March/April. Thanks to all.
We will plan more for March/April. Thanks to all.
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Check out some the things you can do in Sydney http://www.999reasons.com/content/view/17/54/
We live here ... so this is from a basis of many friends and visitors who ask our advice.
We live here ... so this is from a basis of many friends and visitors who ask our advice.
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newenglanders: Cairns to Batemans Bay is about 2,700 kms; they're different climate zones altogether and almost impossible to have optimum weather at same time.
For northern GBR ie, Cairns, Port Douglas etc, I far prefer October/November - as its after the SE winds of "dry" season which can play havoc with a reef trip and before the humidity of "wet" season.
For northern GBR ie, Cairns, Port Douglas etc, I far prefer October/November - as its after the SE winds of "dry" season which can play havoc with a reef trip and before the humidity of "wet" season.
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Spring is a particularly nice time in New South Wales as well, especially November.
I've heard that one advantage to visitng the North in April is that there is still plenty of water flowing in streams, making it a good time to see waterfalls without having to experience much rain.
I've heard that one advantage to visitng the North in April is that there is still plenty of water flowing in streams, making it a good time to see waterfalls without having to experience much rain.