How to Pack for Safe Piano Shipping Internationally Contemplating to pack and move your piano internationally? Maybe you are a musician worrying about how to ship your piano overseas and thinking it might be impossible. Or perhaps you are just a homeowner, relocating internationally– who needs to pack and ship your most prized possession, a piano! Look no further as Schumacher Cargo can be your international piano mover. Read our post on our top tips
Furniture Packing Advice for your International Move So let’s say you just took a decision to move internationally. Excited for the new beginning? Of course, you are elated and are looking forward to the new place and a new life. But wait, guess what:you just received a reality check about the daunting task that lies ahead – moving your furniture overseas! You understand that it will be painful: starting with asking the basic questions, the
What do Australians Usually Eat? While discussing the moving details with your international movers, you might like learning more about the Australian foods and drinks. Like most of us, you are probably wondering about some of the popular dishes and beverages among Australians. We found and even sampled some that were interesting to us, and are happy to share them with you. There are some Australian dishes that are truly iconic and we hope you
Damien, the Schumacher Cargo ambassador, met some classic car dealers in Sydney. And new friendships were formed. Driving through Sydney, Australia The first stop was at the Classic Throttle Shop in Sydney…A classy dealership with a beautiful collection of cars. Classic Throttle Shop Classic Car Inside view of the Classic Throttle Shop Inside the Classic Throttle Shop Classic Throttle Shop Exterior View The manager of Classic Throttle Shop, whose name is Allan Kelly, is also
Damien sent us some nice Australia photos and some good information from his journey in Australia. Today, Damien tells us the true story of how the Sydney Opera House was built: The Opera House was built in the ‘1950’s. Initially, it was thought that it would take 3 years and $7 million to complete. There was a world-wide competition for choosing the right architect to design it. The winner was a Danish architect whose entry
