TillLindemann
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Sounds perfect.
Plans for the good life
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When I was in Wagga,I lived on 5 acres,3 bedroom house ...had my 2 horses,some chooks for fresh eggs,my blue heeler dog and a stray cat...
when I wasnt working or at the rodeos,I had a bbq area out the back under cover,many a lazy afternoon was spent after chores having some cold beers and snags or steak on the grill....absolute peace and serenity after a hectic couple of weeks....
If I end up with enough money I will buy somewhere on the coast,I love the sea and the ocean breeze...hopefully a golf course nearby...
sidenote...I also can re grip and shaft clubs,maybe I could set up a workshop and do a bit on the side as well....
mikey
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I like the idea - I thought about acreage before buying a 1,600m2 block on a slope. Glad I did - it's enough work let alone if I had 2 - 5 or more acres. You also have to spend quite a bit on machinery to do the work. Mate of mine who has 100 hectares spends 2 - 3 days every week doing something (he is a workaholic though).
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Ideally I want to live the good life before retirement because who knows how long you will be around once you retire.
Buttface
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Twal anytime try scorer should do it.Have to make enough money first.
Might load up on WT bets.
Magpie_Magic
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Slightly off topic but I had a feeling last week against the Dogs the the defense had an eye on him close to the line.
Maybe he has featured in a few opposition team talks re him going for a try.
The way it's going if he scored and someone misses a tackle they may be investigated by the betting squad lol.
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I've only got an acre. Positives it's quiet a the dogs have plenty of space to run negatives I hate mowing.
As for travelling in Australia, would love to see Uluru, the Kimberley's and as a bit of dark tourism, visit Wittenoom (the now ghost-town that inspired the Midnight Oil song Blue Sky Mine.)
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I am considering obtaining a Malaysian Govt visa which permits the purchase of property. I would like to live on the island of Penang again. It's been quite a few years since I have lived there but I always did want to return. I love the climate, the beauty of the country side and the people.
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Buderim
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Wait a second.....I've heard this before
Still got the young kinds in school,
In a few years I wanna leave my corporate job with the bank and work with my two sons who are becoming developers.
In a few years I wanna leave my corporate job with the bank and work with my two sons who are becoming developers.
bathursttiger1
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A lap or two around Mt Panorama isn't too bad either, but is 60K/h and there is always a cop nearby.
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My kids are 8, 6 and 2, so I haven't got much capacity to make plans for my retirement just yet. Knocking our house down this year; will stay here until the kids are grown up, then see.
Unlike some other ppl I like Sydney and I've always been a big-town person. Can't see myself ever leaving permanently.
My wife is Scottish so ideally we'd travel back to the UK for Summer every year, but not feasible with the kids being young. That's a long-termer, so ideally I'd like to buy a place in Scotland to stay for a few months each year.
Unlike some other ppl I like Sydney and I've always been a big-town person. Can't see myself ever leaving permanently.
My wife is Scottish so ideally we'd travel back to the UK for Summer every year, but not feasible with the kids being young. That's a long-termer, so ideally I'd like to buy a place in Scotland to stay for a few months each year.
the_third
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3 months Asia, the rest split Europe OZ, depending on how I feel
Beautiful spot
