Tiger Airways flights booked but I can't make them.Options?

**aging one** · 27th March 2006 15:37

I wanna come and visit both of you guys!!!

**joe beets** · 27th March 2006 17:15

Originally Posted by MeMock

fly airasia to sing though as the connections are better.

Does AirAsia actually fly to S'pore these days?
I thought they dumped you off in JB.

jb

**Reg Young** · 27th March 2006 17:22

Originally Posted by MeMock

3 hrs to sing and 4.5 hrs onto darwin.

fly airasia to sing though as the connections are better.

What is there to do in Darwin? Good question. If you are into wildlife the outback, waterfalls national parks etc then you will never get bored. If you are into big city life then go to sydney.

Or you could hire a car and drive and visit me :)

Hmm. While I'm certainly more a rural than urban sort, the maps and Google Earth suggest its pretty barren. So, how many thousands of kilometres would I have to drive to pop round your place then?
- Reg

**MeMock** · 27th March 2006 17:58

Originally Posted by joe beets

Originally Posted by MeMock

fly airasia to sing though as the connections are better.

Does AirAsia actually fly to S'pore these days?
I thought they dumped you off in JB.

jb

Nope they fly right to singapore now thank goodness.

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Originally Posted by Reg Young

Hmm. While I'm certainly more a rural than urban sort, the maps and Google Earth suggest its pretty barren. So, how many thousands of kilometres would I have to drive to pop round your place then?
- Reg

Quite barren? Depends when you visit, for half the year there is heaps of rain, waterfalls etc.

For the other half it is dry but still heaps to do. A really laid back place is darwin but enough of the city life for country folk like me to still go there as it is the nearest 'big smoke'

850kms to see me and a bit over 4,000kms to see geecee.

**Reg Young** · 27th March 2006 19:41

Originally Posted by MeMock

Originally Posted by Reg Young

Hmm. While I'm certainly more a rural than urban sort, the maps and Google Earth suggest its pretty barren. So, how many thousands of kilometres would I have to drive to pop round your place then?
- Reg

Quite barren? Depends when you visit, for half the year there is heaps of rain, waterfalls etc.

For the other half it is dry but still heaps to do. A really laid back place is darwin but enough of the city life for country folk like me to still go there as it is the nearest 'big smoke'

850kms to see me and a bit over 4,000kms to see geecee.

Well, I don't know when the Google Earth photos were updated. They can fall a bit behind, it seems. There's some fairly extensive construction near me that's still green grass on GE.

So when's a good time to visit the Darwin area if rain, greenery, and waterfalls are more to one's liking than brown dirt?
- Reg