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Well thats true anyone travelling will have a stop of place when travelling north or south in the North Island.

I was a puree feeder, forward facing, cot sleeping, pram pushing kind of Mum... and my kids survived!
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Becks I haven't read back because I'm on capped broadband at the moment... what are you doing about your course etc?

Are the army providing you guys with a house?

Sorry if this has already been asked...
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Wow, that's awesome that you guys have figured it all out!

I lived in Ohakune for 2 years... for the winter you'll all need hats, gloves, scarves, warm windproof jackets, warm socks, and waterproof boots/shoes in addition to the thermals. Then, when it snows, add waterproof trousers to that if you plan to go and play outside There is very little inbetween the mountains and Waiouru, so when the wind is coming from that direction it is quite cold.

Since you are planning on moving in July (which is the time of year we initially moved to Ohakune) find out what sort of heating your new place will have... and if its got a wood-burning fire, you'll probably want to organise some firewood not long after getting there! The local papers have listings in the classifieds of people who sell firewood, and they often deliver. Alternatively, if you are on base, your neighbours should know who will give you a good deal.
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I'm fine with my degree I will change all my papers next semester to extramural so it'll be a little bit more difficult but managable.

The army will give us an army house to live in.

I was a puree feeder, forward facing, cot sleeping, pram pushing kind of Mum... and my kids survived!
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I do believe the Waiouru army houses have 2 wood burners.

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