Air Travel Australia
- "Australia and New Zealand"
- digital photos
- Cairns to Sydney - Aug 2005
- Living a long while in AU
- 25 Years Ago
Australia Sydney Travel
- Suppose cheap way to make fresh water?
- Perth-Adelaide-Melb-Brisbane websites???
- Please tell me how to fly to Australia from Europe for a cheap price
- Recommendations for a year in Perth please?
- Websites for Sydney hotels
Cheap Travel Australia
- MINYIP
- alice springs or ayres rock
- Kuoni from UK - any experience
- A couple of basic questions
- Please be careful!
Darwin Australia Travel
- pushie from darwin to port augusta
- Hotel in Darwin
- Darwin to East Timor by sea - possible?
- Kakadu in wet season?
- Travelling around Australia
Gold Coast Australia Travel
"Australia and New Zealand"
Question:
says… > As poor as it is in quality the Budweiser sold in > the UK is around 5% proof, assuming its a > low alcohol drink would be a mistake.
Low in taste, not in alcohol. A very disappointing drink.
Response:
>As poor as it is in quality the Budweiser [...]
digital photos
Question:
Hi, does anyone have any experience with copying photos from digital camera (CF memory card) to CD while traveling across Australia? I just want to be safe in case I run out of memory on card Regards, Michal.
Response:
A big chain of stores is offering booths to put [...]
MINYIP
Question:
Is it a feasable idea while I stay in a suburb of Melbourne to vist Minyip around the middle of December and perhaps stay there for a week or so ? Is there much to see, cheap to eat etc ? Wonder if you know what the hotel is like assuming there [...]
Travel tips: Australia in Jan 2005
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"Australia and New Zealand"
Question:
says... > As poor as it is in quality the Budweiser sold in > the UK is around 5% proof, assuming its a > low alcohol drink would be a mistake.
Low in taste, not in alcohol. A very disappointing drink.
Response:
>As poor as it is in quality the Budweiser sold in >the UK is around 5% proof, assuming its a >low alcohol drink would be a mistake. > It's 5% alcohol, not 5% proof.
True - which makes it around 9% proof Keith
Response:
says... >>As poor as it is in quality the Budweiser sold in >>the UK is around 5% proof, assuming its a >>low alcohol drink would be a mistake. > It's 5% alcohol, not 5% proof. > True - which makes it around 9% proof
Proof? Pete, who very much prefers Steinlager
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- Hide quoted text -- Show quoted text - > says... > >>As poor as it is in quality the Budweiser sold in > >>the UK is around 5% proof, assuming its a > >>low alcohol drink would be a mistake. > > It's 5% alcohol, not 5% proof. > True - which makes it around 9% proof > Proof?
The old British method of measuring alcohol content The London Proof spirit was defined as "a mixture of alcohol and water which shall weigh exactly 12/13 part of an equal quantity of distilled water at 51