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Wahaay,I passed!!
Topic Started: Nov 13 2008, 10:11 PM (161 Views)
Tyke	Nov 13 2008, 10:11 PM Post #1
Happy in Onkaparinga Hills Posts: 233 Group: Members Member #228 Joined: April 25, 2008	Wahaaayyy!!!! After an intensive but brilliantly informative 8 week course I've passed my Seamanship Course!!! Phew!!! I can get my boat license now. I could have gotten it by taking the test at Rego but I wanted to do it this way as I've never had a boat and wanted to learn as much as I can. So next week I can be out there in Jean Genie Anyone who is interested in the Sea Rescue Squadron for courses ( cheaper if a member) or for volunteering - have a look at their site or ask me more. http://www.sasearescue.org.au/
	Quality furnished ,short term rentals.2 beautiful houses,in Woodcroft and Seaford. "Home from Home" Auseelife


Tallyho!	Nov 13 2008, 11:30 PM Post #2
Croc Posts: 253 Group: Members Member #221 Joined: April 25, 2008	*WOOHOO* See knew you were a swot!! Seriously, congratulations, all the hard work paid off. Kim
	Kim, George, Emily and Grace Vetasses submitted 23.04.08 - passed 28.05.08 - practical done 21.07.08, passed 07.08.08 175 Visa submitted 11.08.08.


PC Pom	Nov 14 2008, 10:20 PM Post #3
Anyone for tennis? Posts: 647 Group: Admin Member #1 Joined: March 23, 2006	Bloody marvellous! Did you ever think about 'boaty stuff' when you were in the UK and looking forward to moving out to Australia? I often wonder how opportunities just seem to make themselves happen when you arrive in a foreign country; stuff you never dreamed of doing before become a reality. Must be the 'great outdoors' lifestyle we have here, or the ability to suddenly think outside the square. Now, let me tell you about Great Whites and chilly waters... Russ, didn't they teach you about being in charge of a vessel (boating, not drinking) and blood alcohol levels... I think you may have overdone it this time...
	Koala Konnection UK to Australia and New Zealand. Migration Made Easy.


Tyke	Nov 14 2008, 11:25 PM Post #4
Happy in Onkaparinga Hills Posts: 233 Group: Members Member #228 Joined: April 25, 2008	PC Pom Nov 14 2008, 10:20 PM Bloody marvellous! Did you ever think about 'boaty stuff' when you were in the UK and looking forward to moving out to Australia? I often wonder how opportunities just seem to make themselves happen when you arrive in a foreign country; stuff you never dreamed of doing before become a reality. Must be the 'great outdoors' lifestyle we have here, or the ability to suddenly think outside the square. Now, let me tell you about Great Whites and chilly waters... Russ, didn't they teach you about being in charge of a vessel (boating, not drinking) and blood alcohol levels... I think you may have overdone it this time... We'd never have considered having a boat in the UK - or thought we'd ever have one here.Amazing what can happen here - especially after a few years when you have settled. I've been getting all the tales of Great Whites here from my "friends' Below 0.05!!! I might slip the odd beer if on the water for a while but I'm not one to risk it.
	Quality furnished ,short term rentals.2 beautiful houses,in Woodcroft and Seaford. "Home from Home" Auseelife


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