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03-09-2003, 07:38 PM
#7
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Join Date: Jun 2002
Location: WA
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lol... well with all those kangaroos you just having jumpping around the city streets, how can someone resist?! 
well ive always wanted to live there because of the goverment funding they have for school. And ive studied alot of herpitology (reptiles, amphib) and zoology. So naturally i would like to goto the natural parts and do some exploring. A few years back before steve erwin got really big he used to frequent a forum i was a part of. He somewhat offered me a job at his zoo in queensland, but i was what.. 15-16 at the time. So i didnt leave. now hes huge, and doesnt send me post cards or talk to me anymore... see what fame does to you!!! stupid 'crocodile hunter' ... lol
well ive always wanted to live there because of the goverment funding they have for school. And ive studied alot of herpitology (reptiles, amphib) and zoology. So naturally i would like to goto the natural parts and do some exploring. A few years back before steve erwin got really big he used to frequent a forum i was a part of. He somewhat offered me a job at his zoo in queensland, but i was what.. 15-16 at the time. So i didnt leave.
03-09-2003, 08:00 PM
#8
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Location: Perth, Western Australia
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haha
Australia is great. But there isn't exactly Kangaroos jumping around the city streets. You can find them pretty easily though in outer suburbs, 15-20km away from the city centre.
There's heaps of places to explore, in all parts of Australia. We have heaps of bushwalking trails and stuff, but not big wide ones that damage any natural habitats. If you come to Western Australia, find out about the Bibbulmun Track.
I hear Steve is pretty big over in the states, I think he's a way bit over the top.
Australia is great. But there isn't exactly Kangaroos jumping around the city streets. You can find them pretty easily though in outer suburbs, 15-20km away from the city centre.
There's heaps of places to explore, in all parts of Australia. We have heaps of bushwalking trails and stuff, but not big wide ones that damage any natural habitats. If you come to Western Australia, find out about the Bibbulmun Track.
I hear Steve is pretty big over in the states, I think he's a way bit over the top.
03-09-2003, 08:07 PM
#9
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lol .. i was kidding about the kangaroos.. i know how you guys hate it when americans think you have kangaroos in the cities. As for steve, he wasnt like that untill he started doing crocodile hunter. But thats awesome about the trails, one day when i come over i will have to check them out. Beautiful land! But since were on australia and microtech is big over there, you know any place to find microtech maps?
03-09-2003, 08:59 PM
#10
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Location: Perth, Western Australia
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Yeah, we get that a lot about the kangaroos, actually i used to talk a lot of **** when i was younger to the younger tourists, like how we ride them to school and we feed them at recess and at lunchtime we box with them. etc etc. So gullible.
But anyway, I would recommend registering at http://www.ausrotary.com and asking those guys, cos they will have custom maps for their rides.
But anyway, I would recommend registering at http://www.ausrotary.com and asking those guys, cos they will have custom maps for their rides.