What is it like in australia?

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Texas

I am from here in USA, but did get to go to Australia in 2000, I stayed on the Gold Coast with a friend,and she showed me a great time, The beaches are the BEST, Surfers Paradice is beautiful,along with beaches they have outdoor resturants,shopping,loads of things to do, Go and Have FUN!!! Oh and the Australian people are the Best,they are very friendly and all around good ..

Leroy

Well I think is the best country in the world, you should travel over and find out yourself. Use the net to find pics it will be much easyer.

? ? beach_babe ? ?

Take it from me, I've lived here my whole life. Australia is beautiful, and it has the best beaches and really nice natural landmarks. It is not very crowded either so there is lots of room.

pixie

Australia is fantastic. I would just google "Australia" and you should get a number of tourism website full of info and pic's. Hope you visit!

Ben J

Amazingly not ALL of Australia is bush and reptiles. We have major cities and having been to America myself, we are a smaller, cleaner version of the US with more enjoyable weather.

Try searching on google images for different pics of Australia.

meowâ„˘

Australia is an awesome place to live! I highly recommend visiting - you will love it!

It has beautiful beaches and coastline, gorgeous coral reef and lots of rainforest areas. But it also has beautiful arid areas that are very remote and the earth is that gorgeous red dust colour! We do have lots of poisonous reptiles but for most people living in suburbia we don't really encounter too much apart from the occasional spider or sometimes small snakes.

The people are fairly laid back and friendly - you will love it!

magical.sonata13

Well, I live in Indonesia, but I've been there several times and have almost went to every part of it(except Darwin). I like it very much. The people are very warm, not like in several countries that I've been to. I don't think they have all the dangerous reptiles because I have never found one. I have a lot of pictures of Australia. But I don't know how to send you the pictures, because I'm new in Yahoo!answers. If you want it, please add me on yahoo! messenger.^^

â™Ą Shell â™Ą

It's a lot more laidback than the US.

But Why??

I'd love to go there some day.

Mister

i have lived to North America.
i could describe Australia in layman's term

it's Vancouver with Southern California weather.
with Citizen's medicare and no guns.

hope this helps.

professorkdub

Not too many dangerous reptiles in Sydney where I live, I think you'd pretty much have to go looking for them.
It's alright here
I wouldn't move anyway

spanneroi

fanbloodytastic. we are the luckiest people on the planet to live in such a place its beautiful, sunny and our beaches are something else. We enjoy great weather and have an above adverage lifestyle and an excellent standard of living. we love the outdoors. we have great resturants, cafes, pubs so much to do.
Not only do we have reptiles we also have lots of icky spiders that come out in the heat, but you learn to live with them and they are not so much of a problem. We are a friendly race of people come over and see you can stay at our place

Billybean

Well its a really exiting place. Especially the stuff.
I get up in the morning around 06:30, put the kettle on, clean my teeth, have a cup of tea and some breakfast whilst checking emails from home. Then I go to the toilet, have a shower, get into work clothes and drive to the office for 08:30. Then I spend say 4 hours there before taking off for a spot of lunch; then back to the office until around 17:00hrs; then its home time.
I don't actually meet any reptiles (other than stationery salespeople) during most of my days.
Are you getting my drift?
Its the same as anywhere else numbnut! Our weather is probably better than many other places, but thats about it.

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