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3 hours ago, Canbush said:

Absolutely.  The rooms were side by side.  We simply got up in the morning, sat on one or the other’s veranda for meals or just to relax, or choose a room to spend time when it was too hot outside.  The only thing we really did was sleep separately - which after 30 years of marriage felt a bit strange, but as I often worked away from home it wasn’t that unusual. If you were outside you just had to wear a mask  if you weren’t eating, and there was no wandering around the camp other than a direct trip to the laundry on the block when we needed to do some washing.  Laundry days were allocated to sets of huts.

This was back in April so there might have been some changes since, but we had no problems and enjoyed our two weeks enforced rest.

Oh, what a relief! Thank you for sharing your experience.

For those who traveled recently on a DFAT facilitated flight: What is the baggage allowance for premium economy? The Qantas page gave us conflicting answers. Thanks for the help!

On 06/07/2021 at 02:51, Canbush said:

 We did have to be in separate rooms next to one another, but I believe they were putting in some family rooms.

That´s interesting. Were you allowed to visit each other in your rooms or have contact with each other?