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Crash Landing
Crash Landing
NSW
1173 posts
NSW, 1173 posts
26 Feb 2008 10:13am
Qwerty is on the money. You either have a cr*p commute to work and live right near a beach (I'd guess on average you'd commute 5 days a week and windsurf 2 days) or you have an excellent commute to work (I jetcat it - so my commute is a 15 minute blast accross the harbour) and then drive the 45 minutes if it ever gets windy.

If it looks to be windy mid week I'll drive to the city, park in the Opera house (cheap as chips) then drive south for an afternoon sail.

I live in Fairlight, like Queenscliffe it's not that touristy. The only problem with Manly is the Corso on Saturday night - but then Cronulla, Coogee, Maroubra, Dee Why and Bondi are all exactly the same. There are also a lot fewer out of work actors in the Northern Beaches....
shear tip
shear tip
NSW
1125 posts
NSW, 1125 posts
26 Feb 2008 7:57pm
There is the inner west. 20 mins drive to the city and 15 mins to Botany. Good food too.
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