mellymeep
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Working holidays in Australia
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14 July 2009 15:41
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I just walked past STA travel coming to the library and did a double take, they're doing flights to Australia for £10. You have to purchase a working visa which is £149 but still, that's an amazing saving! There's only 150 available like so it'll be a case of queueing overnight outside the participating stores which are: Belfast, 92/94 Botanic Avenue BT7 1JR Birmingham High St, 222-224 Corporation Street B4 6QB Bristol, 43 Queens Road BS8 1QQ Glasgow, 122 George Street G1 1RF Leeds, 88 Vicar Lane LS1 7JH London Victoria, 52 Grosvenor Gardens SW1W 0AG Manchester, Albert Square 86 Cross Street M2 4LA Southampton, 6-8 Civic Centre Road SO14 7FL Dunno if some of you guys that have graduated this year would be interested.. I was considering it myself but I've not got enough spare time http://www.statravel.co.uk/cps/rde/xchg/uk_division_web_live/hs.xsl/promo6.htm
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Damicksta2k
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RE: Working holidays in Australia
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14 July 2009 22:27
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I got an email about that last week, took exactly the same double, then triple take! I am so unbelievably tempted, the only problem is having to buy the visa first, then it's first-come-first-served on the flights, so if I didn't get one i'd be stuck with the visa. But at the same time, I am never in my life going to get a flight that cheap!
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nat_usa26
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RE: Working holidays in Australia
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14 July 2009 22:39
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go for it dude! i wish i could, i got an email about it but with everything i have already organised im so broke
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nat_usa26
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RE: Working holidays in Australia
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14 July 2009 22:43
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on second thoughts dont go! i'll miss you
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Damicksta2k
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RE: Working holidays in Australia
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14 July 2009 23:03
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You could fit in an overhead locker if you really squeeze? But nah I couldn't do it right now, I don't have any cash to fund me once I actually reach Oz. Plus I struggle with being at the other end of a big moterway from you, never mind a big mass of water! My resolution to book to go to Australia by the end of this year still stands though, I am definately going next year for a few weeks at least, visiting family and job hunting! Reckon you'll've saved up money by then Nat?
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RE: Working holidays in Australia
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14 July 2009 23:07
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i'll work on it! i have family in australia and new zealand that im vaguely in contact with if i dont make it to aus, im gonna go to usa and visit my cousins
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mellymeep
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RE: Working holidays in Australia
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15 July 2009 13:28
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I am going to be moving there one day I swear.
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sazdevilish
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RE: Working holidays in Australia
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15 July 2009 13:33
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my sister moves there on december 2nd. im gonna miss her an unbelievably silly amount.
xo
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