Shawry seeing as the fact that you come from Adelaide ("The festival state"....pffft :
im going to ignore that comment and continue on my way....
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Shawry seeing as the fact that you come from Adelaide ("The festival state"....pffft :
im going to ignore that comment and continue on my way....My order of best cities:
1. Perth- The view from Kings Park takes some beating and the beaches......(sigh)
2. Hobart- Nothing beats the heritage that you feel down there I reckon
3. Adelaide- The city and Adelaide hills are nice (although there are some ugly areas)
4. Brisbane- don't reckon it's tops (after all it is inland
)
5. Darwin/ Canberra: 'Bout the same I reckon. Darwin's probably the most multicultural city I can think of (in terms of all culture's mixing together rather than different cultures occupying different cuburbs as is the case in the cities)
I think it's touch and go for the last two. Both are big cities with all the negatives that comes with being that (pollution, sprawl, crowds, noise, suburbia)...
For mine, Melbourne is better than Sydney simply because the footy's there, the people are friendlier (in general) and it seems the actual city is more laid-back than the city of Sydney.
Sydney's sprawl is really becoming a worry imo. Those ever expanding western/ south-western/ north-western/ southern suburbs are u-g-l-y.
1. Perth- The view from Kings Park takes some beating and the beaches......(sigh)
2. Hobart- Nothing beats the heritage that you feel down there I reckon
3. Adelaide- The city and Adelaide hills are nice (although there are some ugly areas)
4. Brisbane- don't reckon it's tops (after all it is inland
)5. Darwin/ Canberra: 'Bout the same I reckon. Darwin's probably the most multicultural city I can think of (in terms of all culture's mixing together rather than different cultures occupying different cuburbs as is the case in the cities)
I think it's touch and go for the last two. Both are big cities with all the negatives that comes with being that (pollution, sprawl, crowds, noise, suburbia)...
For mine, Melbourne is better than Sydney simply because the footy's there, the people are friendlier (in general) and it seems the actual city is more laid-back than the city of Sydney.
Sydney's sprawl is really becoming a worry imo. Those ever expanding western/ south-western/ north-western/ southern suburbs are u-g-l-y.
Yeah .
Our weather is quite good in Summer that is (Autumn in Melbourne is awesome 20 degrees not a cloud in the sky)and the smell of footy in the air.
Just played a gig at federation square in a marque outside the zinc room and had a wander round before and thought Melbourne really is looking good now but the only way I'd travel is by train-bloody traffic is horrible but I quite like the cosmapolitan feel of Melbourne now.
Haven't even been to Brissy(sad)love Queensland'top end (Port Douglas (heaven on Earth). ;D
Our weather is quite good in Summer that is (Autumn in Melbourne is awesome 20 degrees not a cloud in the sky)and the smell of footy in the air.
Just played a gig at federation square in a marque outside the zinc room and had a wander round before and thought Melbourne really is looking good now but the only way I'd travel is by train-bloody traffic is horrible but I quite like the cosmapolitan feel of Melbourne now.
Haven't even been to Brissy(sad
)love Queensland'top end (Port Douglas (heaven on Earth). ;D