Almost sold the house! Xmas? Where to go ? URGENT Adv.

Ski er,as they used to say in the movies of yesteryear,go west young man go west.Nah too bloody hot.
Cheers Bob.
sorry can't help any further.

Last year we spent a feew days at Flat Rock, right near Ballina. What's it like in the silly season?

G'day SKI'er, Yeah man! I understand and empathise with you, my wife and I sold up, settlement date was January this year. Since then we've done a 4 month farm sit, traveled (read slowly) through regions we've been to before but saw so much more this time.
Made some friends and will probably keep seeing them on the road in the future.
We've rented a house for six months to stay around where we came from( we both have short term jobs whenever we are here).
We are heading off to Tasmania for a month next March, on our return we'll make our way to the Kimberley via where ever the road takes us. I have worked in WA before and I'm sure I'll be able to pick up a bit of work if need be, my wife is a Div 1 Nurse so she'll be in demand I'm sure, it's just her registration to take care of(the sooner the 'governments' agree on national registration for nurses, teachers, vehicle and licenses and many others the better off we'll all be). Sorry digress, so far we have not missed owning a 'house' and to be honest with you we never want to own one again.
We have a Patrol and van with all the necessary additives plus our own power supply so we are happy, oh yes we have our two dogs with us and they love it, camps book 4 is a great asset. Incidentally in our travels to and from the farm sit approx 3,500klms I think we spent $15.00 on accommodation

SKI'er as for furniture storage, we did not bother one day before settlement we had a great garage sale, sold the lot. In the house we are renting we went to our local op-second hand- St Vinnies and bout somee really nice furniture......I feel another garage sale coming on in a few months..........don't be put off, people will always buy something

andy

After a good big offer on the house, providing it all goes through, go wherever you want to or if unsure about that, wherever your heart takes you. You can choose from coastal, mountain, desert, lowland, highland, wet land, dry land, big city, small country, house block, small acreage, farm size acreage, house, town-house, villa, bungalow, flat, apartment, caravan, motor-home and so on. Perhaps you need to use your imagination and decide where you want to go - not where everyone else - with little or no knowledge of your lifestyle preferences - suggests.

Hoping to be in that situation SOON also.
How about pining up a map, close your eye's and throw a dart at it?? :))

What's the big deal about the coast - too many people. Head up onto the Great Dividing Range - lots cooler and lots less people. Lots to see and do too. Anywhere from Guyra north - if you can't find heaps of nice places to stay and interesting places to visit and things to do then you're too bloody hard to please!