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19-01-2014, 10:32 AM
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LOL...a trip to Tasmania you say...BAAAHHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
SURELY you could think of somewhere better!!! I hear Mauritius is nice in Novemeber. http://www.mauritius.net/index.php For starters I could think of 100 better places to take a beloved family member on holidays other than Tas. Secondly, you won't see s..t in 4 days. What are you thinking. To really experience the best of Tas you need to stay for 2 or 3 months & visit all the little towns along your casual way. Towns like Sheffield that actually have something good to offer tourists. Why does everyone flock to Ross or Campbell town? ...& don't be silly enough to spend half your holiday driving from A to B. Think of your mum! ...& stay clear of backwater roads, you'll get stuck behind a tractor or old farmer joe & it'll take twice as long to get anywhere....unless you're the slow driver we should all avoid! |
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Re: Things to do in Tasmania?
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