Wanted Down Under - the one where we start by rooting for the family.

[MrsReiver]

Cheering on the family is becoming a habit!

Previous thread here

www.mumsnet.com/Talk/telly_addicts/1671253-Wanted-Down-Under-BBC1-9-15am-Watch-and-tut-here?msgid=37208145#37208145

Too expensive I expect.

She didnt realise it was so vast ! Has she never looked at a map . It's hardly Australia's fault that they could only afford crap houses.

she said they stayed for 2-3 weeks out there

Also, why, when I was young didn't anyone ever say that Town Planner was a job option?

ThePowerTiggaxx

I think I understand what she means though. The suburbs aren't like our towns and villages, the shops are in a shopping centre mall thing rather than a high street, you have to drive everywhere.

I can't concentrate on what they are saying in their kitchen, I'm too disturbed by that holey cow behind them...

I don't think it would suit me. We have relatives there and they all regret having gone.

what is in that small bowl in front of him?

many houses are not built solidly of brick, more another construction, so even when weather is wet and rainy and cold, there is no central heating, houses often dont withstand the elements well

but other houses are brick built though and well

dont need to see her student flat thanks BBC ??

I've seen this one before including the revisited bit.

this is a lot of guff tbh

Apparently it has no culture. I am sure I heard her say that.

Steph is a beautiful girl. She seems lovely.

I love that deva. Would love if she was a MNer

that is never a student kitchen....far too clean!

my mother wasnt bothered to see me again once i went to uni! so i cant understand this really...but thats another thread)

lecture time

Hug ifso, can't understand that either.

Easyjet saved the day then - she has realised they can go on holiday to places

thanks dizzy

Dizzy pinecones etc, twee twiggy crap.

That student kitchen was blitzed before the camera's got there.

StudentKitchensIMEAreRankTiggaxx

I can confirm Steph is lovely, not saying how I met her as that would totally put me, lol

My relatives in Australia had never left England when they emigrated, they went because they felt that they had never been anywhere and done anything. They still don't go anywhere and do anything.

Put = out

LOL, fair enough Deva :)

right...well bye ladies, best get off the sofa and get some stuff done. G'day all

Just back to the cost of bananas, Australia had drought then floods, which destroyed all the plantations. They had to start from scratch and the prices haven't come down yet.