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Greetings from Pennsylvania

Welcome @Agravic !

Come on down and pay us a visit in 2020 - we would love to have you in Australia and with the exchange rate you can do a LOT with those USD
 
@Agravic welcome to the forum. Australia is roughly the same size as the USA so plan more than a weekend to get around and see everything.
Spring here [Sept - October] is really nice. Temperatures between 20 -30 depending on the part of the country you visit. It is not really a dangerous place but most Australians regard most things that move as having the potential for death or long term bodily harm :) And that's just in the pubs!!

Look forward to hearing the type of gear you have and your participation.

Steve
 
bald as said:
@Agravic welcome to the forum. Australia is roughly the same size as the USA so plan more than a weekend to get around and see everything.
Spring here [Sept - October] is really nice. Temperatures between 20 -30 depending on the part of the country you visit. It is not really a dangerous place but most Australians regard most things that move as having the potential for death or long term bodily harm :) And that's just in the pubs!!

Look forward to hearing the type of gear you have and your participation.

Steve
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Oh, just watch out for the Drop Bears @Agravic

(Sorry guys but somebody had to warn him)
 
Don’t forget our Kangaroos @Mark1966 we need to keep @Agravic away from boxing 🥊 our Kangaroos :ROFLMAO: otherwise he’ll get kicked in the nuts 🥜

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Welcome to P&C @Agravic - it is great to have you here (y)

I feel the quality of our SOTD pictures is about to raise dramatically ;)
 
bald as said:
@Agravic welcome to the forum. Australia is roughly the same size as the USA so plan more than a weekend to get around and see everything.
Spring here [Sept - October] is really nice. Temperatures between 20 -30 depending on the part of the country you visit. It is not really a dangerous place but most Australians regard most things that move as having the potential for death or long term bodily harm :) And that's just in the pubs!!

Look forward to hearing the type of gear you have and your participation.

Steve
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Thanks, Steve.
The plan is to visit for 3 weeks. :)

I've accumulated a lot of shaving gear over the years, and am currently in 'downsizing and maintenance' mode. That being said, I'm easily tempted by some new offerings.
 
bald as said:
Spring here [Sept - October] is really nice. Temperatures between 20 -30 depending on the part of the country you visit.
Steve
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The Buildup wouldn't be my first recommendation of times to visit far northern Australia.
 
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