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Anyone from Sydney, Australia?

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    • December 22, 2012 at 11:44 am
    becky15
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      I am from the UK and was diagnosed with stage 1a 10 months ago.

      I travel a lot to hot places and it is very difficult to find high level (over 50) SPF clothing in the UK, particularly in winter.  I will be in Sydney in mid-January at the start of a trip and wondered if anyone was from there and could advise a shop(s) that would stock such clothing.

      I realise I could probably buy SPF clothing from the US or Australia via the internet but I would much prefer to try on before purchasing.

      I am from the UK and was diagnosed with stage 1a 10 months ago.

      I travel a lot to hot places and it is very difficult to find high level (over 50) SPF clothing in the UK, particularly in winter.  I will be in Sydney in mid-January at the start of a trip and wondered if anyone was from there and could advise a shop(s) that would stock such clothing.

      I realise I could probably buy SPF clothing from the US or Australia via the internet but I would much prefer to try on before purchasing.

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