New to Seaford

[Guest sally]

My Husband and i along with our 3 daughters arrived in Seaford Rise 6 weeks ago and would love to chat and meet up with other families near by.

We are new to this sight so if i cant log back on properley our email address is sallybarnard@hotmail.com

[Guest Roo1]

Welcome to Adelaide and to PIA!!!

I'm pretty much a newbie here myself, but settling in great. I'll send you an email and maybe we can catch up some time!

 

Judi;)

[Guest dglamoore]

Hi Sally and welcome to PIA

 

I live in Port Noarlunga South so very close to you. I have a 4 year old and work from home so if you ever fancy a coffee just let me know . I have pm'd you my home phone number . We have been here 8 weeks so still new too

 

Lisa:cool:

[Guest tracy]

i too live in seaford and have 2 daughters,

at the moment im working long hours, but would love to meet up.

my girls are aged 12 and 14.

[likesshopping]

Hi Sally

 

We are moving to Seaford Rise on 21st August......We have two daughters, ages 10 & 7...how old are yours? How are you finding seaford?

 

sarahx

[Guest Gordon & Dena Morrison]

Hi sally,

 

We are moving to Seaford Rise in rented accommodation for 8 weeks on 20th August.

 

Maybe meet up give us some info. We have 3 children Aaron 16, Emma 12, Thomas 10.

Whats the weather like don't know what clothes to pack for when we arrive.

 

Not fully figured out how to use this site myself , not very good with computers.

[Guest dp n dd]

Hi Sarah

 

We fly on the 21st from heathrow with singapore at 22.15.

 

where do you fly from and what time ?

 

Jeanette xx

[Guest dglamoore]

Maybe meet up give us some info. We have 3 children Aaron 16, Emma 12, Thomas 10.

Whats the weather like don't know what clothes to pack for when we arrive.

 

 

This week has been gorgeous with some lovely clear blue skies and sun but still gets chilly at night. Temperatures seem to average between 11 and 20 during the day but drops down to about 5 at night. Bring layers so you are comfy during the day and can add a layer or too when the sun goes down

 

Think mid - late UK spring and you will be about right

 

Lisa:cool: