11 days off, in February

[Superchecker]

What would you do with 11 days off, in February???

[Anonymous]

What would you do with 11 days off, in February???

Come to Edmonton when my husband is at work.

[Anonymous]

What would you do with 11 days off, in February???

Does your wife have time off too Superchecker?



If she does, than a trip some where..



If not, than fitness, cleaning, redecorating, volunteering, and sleeping in.

[Bricktop]

What would you do with 11 days off, in February???

Visit Australia!!!!

[Anonymous]

What would you do with 11 days off, in February???

Visit Australia!!!!

If we were to visit Australia, I would want three weeks in the country..



It's too big and has too much to see for only eleven days.

[Bricktop]

Well, if you were doing a driving tour, 11 days might get you to 2 cities...



But, it is also true that geographically speaking, Canada is larger than Australia. You should be used to it.

[Anonymous]

Well, if you were doing a driving tour, 11 days might get you to 2 cities...



But, it is also true that geographically speaking, Canada is larger than Australia. You should be used to it.

Eleven days might be okay if one is travelling around Southern Ontario and Quebec..



If we went to Australia, we would want both bush and beach visits..

[Bricktop]

Well, there is plenty of both.



And sharks, crocodiles, snakes, spiders and other nasty critters!!!

[Anonymous]

Well, there is plenty of both.



And sharks, crocodiles, snakes, spiders and other nasty critters!!!

And we would want to see them all, but from a safe distance.

[Frood]

Well, if you were doing a driving tour, 11 days might get you to 2 cities...



But, it is also true that geographically speaking, Canada is larger than Australia. You should be used to it.

Eleven days might be okay if one is travelling around Southern Ontario and Quebec..



If we went to Australia, we would want both bush and beach visits..

There's not a great distance between the bush and beaches. Sometimes they're side by side. 11 days would be enough to do the touristy things. Plane flights between the North and South are pretty cheap. You could do the reef, water parks, and fly or drive south touching Sydney (though I wouldn't go to that shithole if I didn't have to) through to Melbourne and either hit Tasmania by car ferry or flight, or head West towards Bricktop's region.

Well, there is plenty of both.



And sharks, crocodiles, snakes, spiders and other nasty critters!!!

And we would want to see them all, but from a safe distance.

Plenty of wildlife parks and zoo's for that.

[Bricktop]

Well, there is plenty of both.



And sharks, crocodiles, snakes, spiders and other nasty critters!!!

And we would want to see them all, but from a safe distance.

Pffft...where's the fun in that!

[Anonymous]

There's not a great distance between the bush and beaches. Sometimes they're side by side. 11 days would be enough to do the touristy things. Plane flights between the North and South are pretty cheap. You could do the reef, water parks, and fly or drive south touching Sydney (though I wouldn't go to that shithole if I didn't have to) through to Melbourne and either hit Tasmania by car ferry or flight, or head West towards Bricktop's region.

My husband and I like camping.....we have an rv..



We would like to do lots of camping if we went to Australia..



From Tasmania, to Kangaroo Island to the tropical North East and probably a lot we don't know about..



And of course plenty of relax time on the beaches.

[Anonymous]

What would you do with 11 days off, in February???

Go to the casino and do what it is you like to do. Enjoy the time off buddy. ac_drinks

[Anonymous]

If I went to Aus, I'd probably spend most of my time in Queensland. Golfing, beaches and island hopping.

[Bricktop]

Yeah...but its got Queenslanders.



Australia's version of rednecks.