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can i take polos to australia?????????

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almostanangel · 22/06/2005 13:32

odd question!! where we will be staying the owner likes polos and cant get them so i said i will take some am i allowed to take sweets abox if possible to oz

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almostanangel · 22/06/2005 13:55

i dont mind not to hot! what was the weather like though

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koalabear · 22/06/2005 13:55

EnvyGrin

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almostanangel · 22/06/2005 13:56

i was walking round in my dress shoes etc yesterday but think i will go bear foot for the service

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Lonelymum · 22/06/2005 13:57

When we were there it was hot enough - like a good summer day here - but not scorching hot.

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almostanangel · 22/06/2005 13:58

so dry and suntanny yes?

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almostanangel · 22/06/2005 13:59

perfecttttttttttttttttttttttttt!!!{grin]

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almostanangel · 22/06/2005 13:59

bare foot even growlllllllll

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Lonelymum · 22/06/2005 14:02

I did have visions of you wearing furry boots or something but didn't like to comment!

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almostanangel · 22/06/2005 14:09

so weather?? dry and sunny ??

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Lonelymum · 22/06/2005 14:11

Yes!

Lonelymum · 22/06/2005 14:12

Can't guarantee it for you though. I can vaguely remember one or two days when there was not wall to wall sunshine, but it was still warm.

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almostanangel · 22/06/2005 14:12

yahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh!!! prob rain on my day? no?? as our wedding was thunder/lightning ..church got stuck by lightning lol

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almostanangel · 22/06/2005 14:13

it will not rain!!!!!

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Lonelymum · 22/06/2005 14:15

My wedding day was really humid and hazy and the wedding car wouldn't start and I had a panic attack and couldn't enter the church for about 10 minutes, but you laugh about it afterwards! (Well, actually, I don't laugh about the panic attack as I was so mortified I reacted that way, but at least I can tell you about it.)

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almostanangel · 22/06/2005 14:21

well the church getting hit by lightning was when the vicar said does any one know of any reason why these two shoul not be married lol

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eidsvold · 23/06/2005 00:12

if he likes polos - why doesn't he eat lifesavers - same thing!!!

But usually it is dried meats, fruit and vege - just declare it go through the red channel and I would have it in carry on so you can get them out when they ask to see them.

When we came though with dd1 - I had packets of sultanas, bisuits and sweets and they just looked at them and said fine , waved me through.

With aussie customs - I would rather declare it and be a little inconvenienced by having to go through the red channel and show what I have THAN not delcare it and have them pick me at random for a check ( which is what they also do.)

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