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Thai restaurant out in Sydney called 'Thai me up'

Sal, Cape Verde http://www.capeverdeexperience.co.uk/Docs/About-Cape-Verde/Discover-The-Islands/Sal.aspx

The Japenese government have thanked Britain for the rescue dogs they sent out. They said they were delicious.

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Thought the sex museum was alright, could have been better though. Would not reconmend the vodka museum it was crap, don't know why we even did it cus the people I was with had done it before and wanted to do it again.

Hire a bicycle, or just take one, they are everywhere, and go for a ride. Round the canals reckon that would be good but might be a bit cold for March. And there is a museum for everything, we did sex museum, vodka museum and torture museum.

Oh yeah, How long have you been in Korea for? have you done any volenteering or teaching or anything? I'm going over to South East Asia for a few months before I head over to Austrailia.

I havn't done this yet, I am going to Austailia this year though on a Working Holiday Visa. I have done so much research on it and spoke to people who have done this before. It is realistic to work and live off the money you make, or you could work hard for a few months, maybe take on two jobs, save up the money and then travel around and live it up that way. I guess it depends how good you are with your money aswell. There are temp jobs out there, you can basically do any job you want. Admin jobs pay good money but harvest work is more hours (working 12 hour days and more). I'm sorry i did get it wrong on my post further up, you can work a maximum of 6 months with one employer and work as many months as you want out of the 12. If you do 3 months harvest work you can apply to stay for another 12 months. Hope this helps. The OP asked about horse racing but I don't know about that sorry.

You can apply for a working holiday visa if you are aged between 18 and 30, you can work for up to 6 months out of the 12 but no longer than 3 months with one employer. You can do all sorts of jobs like fruit picking, bar work and admin. And when your not working you can travel around and do what you want. You need to be able to proove that you have enough funds in your bank to support yourself when you arrive (about £2500, basically that means if it doesn't work out you can afford to get home). I'd say it is deffonatly worth it if you have no ties in the U.K.

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wtf is sidwell trying.