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Adelaide... it's OK

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  1. Was up in Adelaide for Womadeliade a couple of weeks ago, and
    was really impressed by how bicycle friendly the city was, big wide
    roads, polite drivers in the CBD, they even had extensive bicycle
    parking added to the festival site!

    Way to go Adelaide!!

    Joel "I Hate Elizabeth St" Mayes

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  2. Joel Mayes said:

    Was up in Adelaide for Womadeliade a couple of weeks ago, and was really
    impressed by how bicycle friendly the city was, big wide roads, polite
    drivers in the CBD, they even had extensive bicycle parking added to the
    festival site!
    Way to go Adelaide!!
    Joel "I Hate Elizabeth St" Mayes
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    And they have awesome hills just a short warmup outa town with a zillio
    different ways to go up/down/around the

    the AIS aint based there for nuthin..

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  3. flyingdutch said:

    And they have awesome hills just a short warmup outa town with a zillion
    different ways to go up/down/around them
    the AIS aint based there for nuthin...

    G'day

    Nice place Adelaide...unfortunately populated by Sth Australians, (wh
    as we all know, are just Tasmanians that can swim!)....Ok, Ok, enoug
    gratutitous St Australian jokes...but I couldn't help myself.......
    heard they are getting 'lectricity next year?......ok, ok, N
    really....enough.....it's not PC to pick on the mentall
    challenged......shame on you Hitchy!, (but it IS a great place to rid
    the treadly

    cheers

    Hitch

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  4. Polite drivers in the CBD?! Are we talking about the SAME Adelaide??!!

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    Was up in Adelaide for Womadeliade a couple of weeks ago, and
    was really impressed by how bicycle friendly the city was, big wide
    roads, polite drivers in the CBD, they even had extensive bicycle
    parking added to the festival site!

    Way to go Adelaide!!

    Joel "I Hate Elizabeth St" Mayes

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    "Joel Mayes" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    Was up in Adelaide for Womadeliade a couple of weeks ago, and
    was really impressed by how bicycle friendly the city was, big wide
    roads, polite drivers in the CBD, they even had extensive bicycle
    parking added to the festival site!

    Way to go Adelaide!!

    Joel "I Hate Elizabeth St" Mayes

    Polite drivers in the CBD?! Are we talking about the SAME Adelaide??!!

    Maybe they're just polite compared to the drivers in Melbourne CBD :-)

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  6. Paul Dwerryhous said:

    Pity about the railway system though.

    HAHA. Dont ever catch a 'sleeper' train across to Adelaide and fling th
    curtains open as you are getting dressed!!

    I had images of green, tree'd views greeting me as I arose. I 'flung-the
    curtains' and scared some poor kid in Mum's car at the rail-crossing i
    some suburban part of Adelaide :-

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