Thread: Why live somewhere remote?

I can't see the crocks. Is that because the sharks have eaten them? Or is that the other way around.

No the box jelly fish scared them both off

There were several pods of dolphins and a few turtles around.

Ahhhhh, how beautiful. How could anyone want to live anywhere else if they had the choice???

thats why we are the lucky country, we have choices and the liberty to improve our own life and that of our families.

thank christ we dont live here in downtown Mexico

You're very lucky, actually we're all lucky to live in such an amazing country. One question how far is the nearest bottlo or pub?

Cheers
Rob

Originally Posted by 2_door

thats why we are the lucky country, we have choices and the liberty to improve our own life and that of our families.

thank christ we dont live here in downtown Mexico

Indeed, we are extremely fortunate. There are so many horrid places we could be living in but luckily aren't. This is a wonderful country. Every so often we should spare a thought for those who aren't as fortunate as us, & who don't have a choice.

Originally Posted by Boxhead63

You're very lucky, actually we're all lucky to live in such an amazing country. One question how far is the nearest bottlo or pub?

Cheers
Rob

The question is not "how far?" but rather "am I allowed to drink here?". Thanks to the federal intervention order we now have to have a liquor permit and most aboriginal land is a proscribed area. This means you can get into a lot of trouble if you get caught in the wrong area with alcohol - whether you are drinking it or not.

Fantastic place like the remote areas in Tasmania or the tip of South America.
The only problem with places like these is when good health is not in your side then reality bites and the dream becomes a nighmare