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9 minutes ago, qbay46 said:

I will try Australia Zoo, Sunshine Coast QLD

Not Australia Zoo.

58 minutes ago, Kristelle said:

My guess is Raptor Domain, Kangaroo Island

Not Kangaroo Island

7 minutes ago, qbay46 said:

 

Correct Redgie the Wedgie

Your turn

Thank you.

On the same theme. Another wedgie.

15 minutes ago, lyndarra said:

Cleve, SA?

His name is Reggie.

Cleve, SA?

Reported to be docked for repairs after hitting a container while on South Pacific cruise. Todays departure for Tasmania has been cancelled. Refunds plus 50% OBC.

My son is on Ovation in Vila atm. He and his friends almost booked it but luckily decided otherwise.

Usually I would say HAL, my present favourite as I haven't been on Celebrity since COVID. In my earlier days of cruising I tried five different cruislines to get a varied experience. So, go for Princess. Which one? Toss a coin. If you have read ship reviews by different people who did the same cruise at the same time you would not believe they were on the same ship.

A lot of Princess acolytes here so good luck.

10 hours ago, qbay46 said:

Is that the dam at Mangrove Mt on the NSW central coast

That's the one.

Your turn.

As mentioned previously you may have no problem taking them onboard.

As OP is from UK this may help.

https://www.gov.uk/bringing-plants-and-wood-into-great-britain

Thank you.

The flag flying there is the Union Jack which was the official British flag until 1801 when Ireland was included with the addition of St. Patrick's cross.

Next pic.

Fort Prince of Wales, Churchill, Manitoba

3 hours ago, Mareblu said:

He has to be a patient patient😇

Better to be an outpatient than an impatient inpatient.🙄

Florida perhaps?

52 minutes ago, Ozwoody said:

Have a great trip, how long will you be in Sth Korea, will any of  his ports of call marry up with your stay, for a quick catch up?

 

It's 14 days including flights. I won't  know his itinerary until he gets back from SP cruise Wednesday week but I see him often enough at home as he lives in the next street.

I've booked a holiday but not a cruise. Sth Korea in September.

My son and friends leave for SP on Ovation tomorrow.

He will also be on a Japan/S Korea cruise at the same time as me.

Hmm. Not sure but it rings a bell.

1 hour ago, Yaya_in_Oz said:

Jerash, Jordan? I've seen the show!

Correct. It was fun to watch. And no Christians or lions died during the production.😄

Your turn.

Thank you. That was a tricky one.

Next pic. x2.

Pincess keeps thowing up reasons for me to keep looking elsewhere.

Whitemark?

Flinders Island?

8 hours ago, Yehootu said:

Mahalo for all the replies. 

Eat a lot of those at home also. 

Looking specifically for Turkish pistachios which are smaller and tastier.

I'll have to check Coles if I decide not to bring them.

I didn't notice Turkish pistacchios when I've been in Turkey. I did like their walnuts and dried apricots which we bought from roadside vendors. A walnut wrapped in an apricot was a great travelling snack.

4 hours ago, arxcards said:

Should be no problems as above.

 

I buy them at the supermarket - usually Woolies. I don't know how they compare with what you can get in Hawaii, both on price & taste.

 

I thought you would be bringing over tins of dry roasted macadamias from Hawaii. We certainly brought a few home last time we were there.

I eat a lot of nuts, mainly Macadamias, pistacchios and cashews, usually from Coles. The macadamias seem to taste better, to me, than those from Aldi or Woolworths.

Correct. Your turn.

Me neither, either here or overseas.