Just get outta here

Kelter

If you decided to just leave it all. Just forget about everything you have now, and go... forever (ish). Where....

Is it the caribbean, NYC, London, Dingle, Kenya, Austraila, Brazil..

Where... and why

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New Zealand, without a doubt.

Best country I was ever in, and I fell in love with the place when I was there last may and June.

Beautiful scenery, lovely, friendly, down to earth people.

Excellent beers.

nervous_twitch

Bora Bora ftw!

Spud83

Coogee in Sydney. Had the best time there and would go back if I could. Once I win the lotto tomorrow I'm gone.

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alanmurphy83 wrote:

Coogee in Sydney. Had the best time there and would go back if I could. Once I win the lotto tomorrow I'm gone.

Ha!

I used to live there too.

Right behind the CBH on Vicar Street. Where did you live?

Aw man, I loved it there, great beach, and the CBH is a deadly night out, and of course accross in the Aquarium.

All them little cafés on the road leading from the beach up to Woolworth's. I miss that place a lot.

Sydney is a great city, but I much preferred Melbourne.

Sydney is Australia's 'American' city, Melbourne is more 'European'

Spud83

seansouth wrote:

Ha!

I used to live there too.

Right behind the CBH on Vicar Street. Where did you live?

Aw man, I loved it there, great beach, and the CBH is a deadly night out, and of course accross in the Aquarium.

All them little cafés on the road leading from the beach up to Woolworth's. I miss that place a lot.

Sydney is a great city, but I much preferred Melbourne.

Sydney is Australia's 'American' city, Melbourne is more 'European'

I was up on Carrington road was actually closer to Clovelly but Coogee was my home especially the CBH. I dont remember the Aquarium. The palace bar was good for sunday sessions. The cafes were good alre. I lived in Melbourne well St.Kilda for a few months as well. Loved the city, but I had a better time in Sydney could have been because I knew more people. When where you there?

Rabies

seansouth wrote:

New Zealand, without a doubt.

Best country I was ever in, and I fell in love with the place when I was there last may and June.

Beautiful scenery, lovely, friendly, down to earth people.

Excellent beers.

That is what I did. Here about 8-9 months now. Wow, time flies.
Looking at staying for another year.

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The Palace Bar is the Aquarium. Same place. Yeah, the aul Sunday afternoons over the the Palace were super alright.

But where I lived was literally a half minute walk from the back entrance to the CBH Beer Garden. Sweet as, bro.

I lived in Coogee from Aug 2005 until Feb 2006.

I actually lived in St Kilda aswell, from Feb to May 2006, well, Inkerman Street, one tram stop further out from the city than St Kilda, I'd say about the same distance from Coogee as you lived. If you know what I mean.

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Rabies wrote:

That is what I did. Here about 8-9 months now. Wow, time flies.
Looking at staying for another year.

Where are you living?

Send me some Montieth's will you? The black one, cheers.

Spud83

seansouth wrote:

I actually lived in St Kilda aswell, from Feb to May 2006, well, Inkerman Street, one tram stop further out from the city than St Kilda, I'd say about the same distance from Coogee as you lived. If you know what I mean.

I arrived around that time in St.Kilda. Was my first stop in OZ. Good auld $2 pints in traffic?

Rabies

Living right on Queen Street in Auckland and work in the viaduct.
Loving it here. Great people, having fun and enjoying work for the first time.

Only thing, it is winter now. Rains a few days a week. Two weeks ago there was a mini hurricaine, last week part of the north land flooded to the depth of 1m. Tens of thousands went with out power for a day or two during the week when wind speeds hit 160-180km in some areas.

That is just on hte north island. The south is getting loads of snow and skiing season is kicking off.

Roll on summer time again

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Rabies wrote:

Living right on Queen Street in Auckland and work in the viaduct.
Loving it here. Great people, having fun and enjoying work for the first time.

That is just on hte north island. The south is getting loads of snow and skiing season is kicking off.

Roll on summer time again

I never really liked Auckland all that much, not that it's a bad place at all, I just preferred the towns on the South Island. ChCh being my favourite. I was on the SI for last winter. Nothing like the Southern Alps in the wintertime. Beautiful place.

Rabies wrote:

Only thing, it is winter now. Rains a few days a week. Two weeks ago there was a mini hurricaine, last week part of the north land flooded to the depth of 1m. Tens of thousands went with out power for a day or two during the week when wind speeds hit 160-180km in some areas.

:eek:

Sounds exactly like the Summer we're having here in Ireland!

pid()

China, Japan, Thailand, Cambodia, New Zealand, Australia, South America, Nevada, Boston, New York, Alaska, Canada, then back home. When I win the lotto that's what I'll be doing!

MAYPOP

Kirkenes, Norway.

biko

St Martin, Belfast, London, NYC in that order

Heisenberg.

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yomchi

Side of a mountain in Tibet. Contemplated the Foreign Legion before, I think that was after watching a Laurel and Hardy DVD

jester77

Koh Phangan... peaceful, beautiful, friendly locals, great beaches, warm rain, no commercialism, great tourists passing through, great parties, cheap!

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jester77 wrote:

Koh Phangan... peaceful, beautiful, friendly locals, great beaches, warm rain, no commercialism, great tourists passing through, great parties, cheap!

...full moon party...

Riesen_Meal

Barcá for a while followed by Asia, New Zealand, Brazil and the US of A....

Sm0ke

Amsterdam or Canada


Leaning more towars Canada as the people are sooo nice there!

ScumLord

Out of the places I been to Prague (or anywhere in the Czech republic) good beer, good smoke, nice people but Australia sounds class and I haven't been there so..

Couldn't live in America.

giveth

MAYPOP wrote:

Kirkenes, Norway.

An unusual choice! I was there for a couple of weeks a few years back. Nice place but very small and quiet and in the middle of nowhere. 6 months of darkness and cold pretty much all year round. Have you thought this through!?

Riesen_Meal

Sm0ke wrote:

Amsterdam or Canada


Leaning more towars Canada as the people are sooo nice there!

I wonder why?

lol

<snip> is your friend smoke!

Crumble Froo

back to christchurch, nz...

prob movin there anyway, but still, wouldnt hurt to be there now

Terry

Fieldog banned for pimping a drug related site.

Winters

If I didnt have all these debts to pay off, I would be glad to just get up and go.

Orlee

I've always dreamed about living on a cattle ranch in Montana - I think I'd be in heaven there

Either that or Andora

watna

seansouth wrote:

New Zealand, without a doubt.

Best country I was ever in, and I fell in love with the place when I was there last may and June.

Beautiful scenery, lovely, friendly, down to earth people.

Excellent beers.

Going to NZ for a year in April. I'm counting down the days already! (275 to go!). Unfourtunately, because of when we're going I'll have two winters next year. I'm sure it will be worth it!

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Three actually.

This unscheduled Winter we're having now.

The Winter coming up starting around Mid September.

And the Winter you'll be flying into in NZ!

Although, yes, it is a great, fantastic place. I'm jealous of you.

Crumble Froo

watna wrote:

Going to NZ for a year in April. I'm counting down the days already! (275 to go!). Unfourtunately, because of when we're going I'll have two winters next year. I'm sure it will be worth it!

hehe, kinda like me! went over there for a coupla weeks last march, came home in april, and counting down the days til my next visit (100 days till i leave, 102 til i get there), will be comin home 2nd december, then goin back on the 26th! i cant wait! i actually have lil countdowns for it, and my b/f has a timer on his computer counting it down to the second that i land :P

basically, i wont have to face more htan two weeks of winter til next june, since last january, pretty sweet

Slutmonkey57b

biko wrote:

St Martin, Belfast, London, NYC in that order

Belfast????

Esmereldina

Italia... my second home

Hermione*

I also could live quite happily in Italy, although I do quite like Ireland.

faceman

either here:

http://www.ecoafrica.com/images/gfc.jpg

or villa la vedetta..

http://files.caprionline.it/card/villa_la_vedetta/image/1_z.jpg

or here:

http://www.africanmeccasafaris.com/images/sarovamarabar.jpg

KdjaCL

Dublin :eek:

Lived in Frankfurt Rotterdam and New York, good times but home is where home is.


kdjac

Ulysses Gaze

Rome - fell in love with the city when I visited it.

Bilbao - same. People are friendly and the city is so modern and clean. Nightlife until the small hours. Lovely place.

Paris was great too....could easily see myself living there. Just need to brush up on the language.

Aside from that I'd like to try Canada or New Zealand......just need to save some cash for that though.

Esmereldina

Ulysses Gaze wrote:

Rome - fell in love with the city when I visited it.

Bilbao - same. People are friendly and the city is so modern and clean. Nightlife until the small hours. Lovely place.

Paris was great too....could easily see myself living there. Just need to brush up on the language.

Aside from that I'd like to try Canada or New Zealand......just need to save some cash for that though.

Yep, Rome I could manage... vino, pasta, sunshine With a nice place on the coast for when the city got too hot of course... and the american tourists all came trooping in

faceman

Ulysses Gaze wrote:

Paris was great too....could easily see myself living there. Just need to brush up on the language.

not a fan of paris, very impersonal, many rude people and quite an expensive city.

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faceman wrote:

very impersonal, many rude people and quite an expensive city.

Dublin tbh.

Lirange

Nagoya and Kyoto in Japan.

As well as Trøndheim & Bergen in Norway.

Been to all four and have already planned return holidays.

Lirange

pid() wrote:

China, Japan, Thailand, Cambodia, New Zealand, Australia, South America, Nevada, Boston, New York, Alaska, Canada, then back home. When I win the lotto that's what I'll be doing!

So you'd want to be Santa Claus?

Johnny Meagher

Gobi desert

MooseJam

Timbuktu ftw

Ruu_Old

Wherever it was in Japan, that Takeshi's Castle was filmed. I would live in the castle and work for Count Takeshi, oh the hilarity.

Mushy

Ruu wrote:

Wherever it was in Japan, that Takeshi's Castle was filmed. I would live in the castle and work for Count Takeshi, oh the hilarity.

Haha, brilliant. Oh I havent seen that show in ages.

If I was to live anywhere, it'd be somewhere in the south or south-west of France, in one of those small villages. For a non-small village place there it'd be Biarritz though. I love France, and after I head to Berlin, I'll be heading there once or twice to visit a friend, so at least I get to go a bit in the future.

Thrill

I loved Rome and if I were to leave the Emerald Isle to set up home elsewhere, that would be my first choice.

Terry

I'm really happy here, but were I to leave it would probably be southern australia or Sweden.

Lord Nikon

Amsterdam.