taxman
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(25-03-2024, 03:04 AM)Fescue Wrote: Thanks, taxman. And I like the suggestion for the off-the-beaten path places to visit. More my thing. And because I do want to be mobile, is the Go Card the way to get around? Can they be purchased upon arrival there or better to order now and have it shipped this way?
Soz, I forgot to come back and see what was happening. Apologies.
The local public transport system is operated by the Government apart from taxis.
Go card info is all here https://www.iombusandrail.im/1701
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Fescue
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About 37 days to go......So, I've traveled to South Africa two years ago and used both debit and credit card with ease, and really with minimal fees. And if I needed any Rands (So. African currency) ATM worked just fine, too. I assume things will be similar for I of M and acquiring British Pounds? Again, any advice on this and any other topic, send my way.....
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(29-04-2024, 05:26 PM)sticky Wrote: Hi Fescue - I don't know what part of the world you're coming from but if it's somewhere warm, make sure you bring some cold weather clothing with you! It can be very warm but equally it can get very chilly especially in the evening. In 1977 I was up on the mountain on my dirt bike and it snowed. Not for long, but it snowed...in June! Hopefully it won't do that this year!
I got cold covered. I live in the state of Minnesota. Tho this winter we barely had snow but that is a rarity. I am preparing for potential wet and damp weather.
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