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A Place Where We Have Been (and can't get away from)


So this is what we wake up to every morning. This is Tassie

Sorry I'm just wrapped in the place

Friar



-- Edited by Friar Park on Tuesday 20th of January 2015 04:02:15 PM

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Beautiful-we loved Tassy too!


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How disgusting is that Friar. I'm surprised you haven't just uped and out a there really biggrin



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With a view like that it would be really hard to take, we really like tazzie too

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Tin Can Bay for me.......



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Mornin, hope the weather holds ! have had 2 mths in the van in Tassie, we  have just booked to cross over again on the 4/march for 4 wks on the bike, as we are tentin all the way FINGERS CROSSED!!..... leavin wagin bout the 10th feb.......... 



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Another GN member over there at the moment reckons it is cold and windy all the time-

G'day Phil(pws25) we were there four months, and February was the nicest weather Wise! Enjoy! See you in October?


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we're one of those deprived and sad couples who haven't YET been to Tas - but we intend to change that this year.

Can someone help us out with The Spirit:

1. Is it easy to get your ute and van (22 ft) onto and off the ship - is it driveon and drive off or a bit tricky?

2. Better to go in day or night and is there a cost difference?

3. How long does the trip take?

4. Is it necessary to get a cabin for comfort sakes, or a day chair ok?

5. Anything else you can think of lol

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Bruce and Bev - #1 drive-on/off. Tight fit once you are inside, but easily doable. Troy drove our bus (8.5m) on easily; first time, he'd driven it for the first time from Adelaide to Melbourne after getting his licence 18 months earlier, and not using it til we picked up the bus, second time, he'd driven it to the mechanic, then the boat, after a similar non-drive period.

#2 - who can say, I think it's personal preference - look at booking AT LEAST 6 months in advance. Start looking early, look every day, have a large window to travel in. Avoid holiday periods.

#3 - they allow 12 hours, but it takes at least 1-2 of lining up to get on, and depending on where you are in the line, get off.

#4 - get a cabin if you can. Price may be higher, but the comfort is worth it. That being said, we paid more MEL-DPO on seats than the other way, with a cabin to ourselves.

#5 - take food, and personal entertainment. What you can get on board is exxy and limited.

#6 - have fun. Tassie is beautiful, but the weather is super-changeable, and can be expensive. Treat it as a once-in-a-lifetime experience, and spend/live/sightsee accordingly while there.

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Hi jules n billeeeee, yer, tooooo hot t ride the nullabor in jan, so leavin mid feb, & not rushin, is ''spida'' stayin there f awhile??.......yep cya in oct. will try t get t seabird maybe as well....



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