Three years in Adelaide

Going by the pictures I don't believe you're really in Aus at all, I didn't see even the barest hint of a pool in your back garden, and if the likes Neighbours and Home & Away have taught me anything, it's that all Aussies have pools:p

It looks really nice out there:)
 
Megahurtz400 said:
I may have a lot of questions for you in the next 6 months, planning on spending a year or two on a working holiday visa in Oz starting next year! Probably Sydney though :)
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First thing don't go to Sydney to start with ;)

If you want any help on the subject start a new thread or trust be happy to tell you about my 20 months over there :)
 
simulatorman said:
Nice pics. :) Is that a bottle brush plant that was transplanted?
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No, the bottlebrush was already there. This is the one I transplanted:

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This is what it looked like last year:

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I guess you will never move again?
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Too early to say that. It's likely we'll move again within the next 10 years, though I would want to retain this house as an investment property.
 
Amazing how time flies. The house is looking great. I've been back 6 months now and loving the place. Happy days.
 
Great pics and I can't believe it's been 3 years. How did that happen? :eek:

I'm also unclear on what I can only assume is an intentional decision not to post pictures of Australian 'wildlife' to send everyone into a fear frenzy. Still to come, I trust ;)
 
[FnG]magnolia;23021863 said:
Great pics and I can't believe it's been 3 years. How did that happen? :eek:

I'm also unclear on what I can only assume is an intentional decision not to post pictures of Australian 'wildlife' to send everyone into a fear frenzy. Still to come, I trust ;)
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No fearsome wildlife in our suburb. I should post some to stop people moving in on a good thing!

;)
 
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