How Australia's cities really stack up

[Forty Two]

I never order fresh fruit and veg on line. The rest once a month. It is a great delivery service.

I am not keen on ordering groceries and other necessaries online. I think it's important to have brick and mortar stores for daily necessaries. If the brick and mortar grocery stores start disappearing, then it would be like ordering your gasoline for the car delivered online. I want there to be a fillin' station I can go to, not just rely on Amazon to show up with a tank of fuel.

[pErvinalia]

That's always been my objection to online grocery shopping, I want to squeeze the produce.

I looked online, 42, and the drive in is in Ruskin. That's about halfway between us, I believe.

http://www.ruskinfamilydrivein.com/movies/

Movies "under the stars" (i.e. outdoors on temporary, and sometimes permanent, screens) are becoming really popular here, particularly up here in the sub-tropics where the nights are generally mild(ish) in winter, and usually a cool relief in summer after a stinking hot day. They generally show kids movies, so they are really popular with families. You just bring a rug or fold out chairs and sit and watch. All free, of course.

[JimC]

laklak wrote:

...I want to squeeze the produce...

I just bet you do. We know lak...