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    Where to buy ice

    Hello all,

    I am heading down to the tweed in a couple of weeks and i need to know where i can buy ice for our trip.

    I will be leaving from eight mile plains so if anyone knows anywhere i can buy block and bag ice between there and somewhere near the tweed river (north) that would be great.

    Cheers,

    Dom

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    Re: Where to buy ice

    G'day Dom,

    My kids work part time at Coles and Woolies respectively and I usually pick up ice from there...its usually a bit green, but at a $1.50 less 10% per bag is cheaper than the servo stuff.

    There may be other places that do it but that's where I usually get mine

    Hope this helps

    Rhys
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    Re: Where to buy ice

    Miami Ice on the highway at Miami takes about 10 mins longer but cheaper and can buy big bags and blocks.

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    Re: Where to buy ice

    Can you buy dry Ice anywhere .????

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    Re: Where to buy ice

    dry ice from any BOC shop

    ring before you go in and ask

    scotty

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    Re: Where to buy ice

    i use the sandgate co-op. 4 bucks to fill a 72 lt esky. good ice to not that airrated crap. try and find a co-op down your way.

    cheers


    lippa

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    Re: Where to buy ice

    Hi all,

    Looks like Miami Ice is the best option as it is only 1/2 hour away from the Tweed River where we will boarding our houseboat. Their prices seem pretty fair also.

    Here is the shops details to help anyone who may need some ice in the near future.

    Miami Ice
    (07) 55351656

    Cheers,

    Dom

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    Re: Where to buy ice

    After buying ice for every fishing outing, I gave up buying ice when I bought an 88 litre esky at Christmas. #Nowadays I just freeze half a dozen ice-cream containers of water in the fridge at home. #I do it a couple of times each week. #Why would others not do the same?

    The ice that is sold in most outlets is party ice and is hollow - which is great in drinks but otherwise takes up a lot of space.

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    Re: Where to buy ice

    I use 3 litre milk bottles, stay frozen a long time, dont get anything in the esky wet, cheap and easy to make in the freezer. Throw away job at end of trip.

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    Re: Where to buy ice

    Every day I religiously crack the ice out of the freezer and by the end of the week have half a deep freezer full of frozen solid cubes. #Leave them in the bag and they will last all weekend in the 105 Tropical esky. #

    Beats spending $15 -$20 each trip.

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    Re: Where to buy ice

    I have an ice making fridge / freezer - endless supply of (rather large) bits of ice, or flick a switch and crushed ice for drinkies!

    I keep telling myself it has paid for itself - which it probably has!

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    Re: Where to buy ice

    i ask the local ice cream shop for the empty containers, not a problem, plenty of ice ready for every weekend.

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    Re: Where to buy ice

    Lippa,
    I live in the area (Sandgate) is there any story to the ice from the co-op,are you in the know with someone or can I just go in and ask for ice no probs.Do i ring before hand.
    Cheers
    Barry
    Take photos and memories leave only footprints, respect the enviroment when 4 wheel driving , never be too busy to help out someone in need.

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    Re: Where to buy ice

    you can just ask for ice no problems, most co-ops do the same, i have got ice from sandgate and morgans.

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    Flotsom
    Thanks, I will down to the co-op Thursday for the 4 day trip to Double island. [smiley=2thumbsup.gif]
    Cheers
    Barry
    Take photos and memories leave only footprints, respect the enviroment when 4 wheel driving , never be too busy to help out someone in need.

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