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TABSenior Contributor
Enjoy your time out @MDT ha was 82 we went to surfers a bit from Brisbane. Stayed in old dives. Parts were pretty run down then guess not touch since 60s . We would walk around Cavill Mall , go to beach, wonder at bi- lingual streat signs in Japanese, spend most of day in old beer garden then go out at night lol
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Hello the lovely @MDT I'm glad you are enjoying your holiday up there on the Gold Coast 🌴🌞
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Was in Coolangatta in the 70's and back in the 90's. Have not been back since. I imagine lots has changed @TAB It would be quite modernised. Did tours of islands in boats which was my favorite part.
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I went back to Brisbane in mid 90s for brief visit running away from something.. was barely recognisable then . More money. More people. 10 years older me found humidity literally unbearable . Vowed never to go to Qld again lol. I didn't know there were island cruises on GC @Former-Member we were too busy drinking . I was like 19 still then ha ha
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Yes I travelled further up the coast to Townsville. I quite liked Townsville, there were some nice places to visit but very humid. Darwin was pretty bad. If you really want humidity and searing heat then go there. I was in a hotel in Darwin, did my washing and it virtually dried by the time I hung it out. Darwin was a nice place astrocartography-wise for me. If you change your destination you attract different energy. Each locality on a map attracts a different set of karmic conditions. The people in Darwin were amazing @TAB along that astrological axis.
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Darwin astrological chart @Former-Member drink Darwin stubby then get your Future read @MDT lol
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Good morning @Former-Member @TAB @MDT @Appleblossom @Former-Member and all 🙂
Not much happening here today. Gonna be warm again
Wishing you all good weekends
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It was a bit like that out that way @TAB! You are so funny. Here is an astrocatrography map. You move around the map of the world and click on various lines and get a readout for what its like to go to that destination. I've only travelled within Australia but yes the astro influences I experienced around the country concur with these maps. The signs on the map are the astrological signs of the planets and the areas of influence follow the lines
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