Thread: For the Tassie boyz

Deloraine is a fantastic little town. about 30 minutes drive from launnie, and is between launnie and devenport. It's a beautifull area, cold in winter, but show me a part of tassie that isn't.

Fishing wise, tasmania is hard to be beat. Deloraine isn't very far from the great lakes. Look it up, it's trout heaven. Coldest place in the state is on the great lakes (liawenie), but the fishing is very hard to beat. For mroe fishing info, check the government fishing website http://www.fishonline.tas.gov.au/

Have you got the title reference or address for me to look the place up? (I do some conveyancing, so I have access to a few toys )

It is a beaut area, very green etc etc. The only thing is its a small town far from everything (far in terms of Tassie travel that is). I dont know if you plan to move there or not, but bear in mind that distances here may not seem long in comparison to mainland, but you will get used to Tassie travel times, and anything longer than 20min travels requires and overnight stay lol (just kidding - but you know what I mean)

Make sure you get someone you trust to physically eyeball the place before shelling out. We looked at properties online in Tassie before we moved there and some of them were a lot better on the screen than in real life!

The real estate agents "clean up" a lot of photos that they put online. I know when we bought our place, we looked at their photo, and they had removed the flaking paint, the powerlines and a couple of other things from the photos of the exterior.

Be aware in the Winter miserably cold over night and a morning around 0-3 deg one of the coldest foggiest places in the state.

Colder than a Toyota drivers kiss

cheers
Piddler

I dunno, launceston would have to take the cake as the foggiest

As for cold, in winder as low as -5 isn't unusual, although this year has been a very warm winter. Anyway, cold is what heaters were invented for

Hi,
We drove through there on the way to Cradle mountain from Launceston, looked like a nice small town, dont konw what it would be like to live there but the Meat pies from the bakery were a bloddy ripper.

I stayed there last march when i went to a friends wedding in sheffield, nice pretty little town and close to the mountains and lakes.