General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Immigrate in Australia	10-Nov-2004 At 9:42:09 AM	climberman
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Sportiva Sharks, no not a big problem. They exist, but no problem. I surfed a lot for about 15 years in Sydney and never saw one, but maybe that's just lucky. Bugs and ants, likewise. Snakes, easy to take precautions. Just move somewhere coastal, and make sure you see somewhere deep inland. If you're moving here to get a slice o' life the Aussie way go coastal, even if it's in a big city, live near the coast. Newie'd ber a good start, or Sydney, or the Wollongong. Melbourne has zero surf without a car (DONT tell me about that crap in Port Phillip please Melbournians...). Melb and Syd have reasonable city cragging but both have their local jewels a few hours away. Either way enjoy.

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