Suspicious Russian boys and crocodiles are still better than extremely loud coworkers.
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Sounds like a good place for a aspie to go to. No one for millions of miles. On my most remote canoe trip, way before all this satellite stuff, I calculated that I was 300 miles from the nearest human habitation or road. It was heaven. (Snows a lot in the winter though@Outdated, I was watching Outback Car Hunters last night. Two guys were driving through the outback, the camera panned over a desolate landscape and a voiceover said "Western Australia, over 1 million square kilometers of scorched land". And I was thinking worst tourism ad ever.
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I was living in Darwin when Steve Irwin's Crocodile Hunter series first went to air on public television. It was pulled halfway through the first episode and never shown in Darwin again because of complaints from parents.I'm a little sceptical to sitting in the swamp like that.
It's perfectly natural that kids are going to go out and play at being crocodile hunters after seeing that, the problem in Darwin is that they're going to find crocodiles.
Sounds like a good place for a aspie to go to. No one for millions of miles. On my most remote canoe trip, way before all this satellite stuff, I calculated that I was 300 miles from the nearest human habitation or road. It was heaven. (Snows a lot in the winter though
I like this place, this is an island in Iceland. Elliðaey island in the Vestmannaeyjar archipelago. With one house and nothing else.
It's called 'the worlds loneliest house'.
I love it! When can I move in?I like this place, this is an island in Iceland. Elliðaey island in the Vestmannaeyjar archipelago. With one house and nothing else.
It's called 'the worlds loneliest house'.
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Oh, you say it gets cold there? Maybe some ice and snow?
I love it! When can I move in?
Oh, you say it gets cold there? Maybe some ice and snow?
Yeah it's Iceland. So ice and snow and volcanoes everywhere.
Have a look at Tasmania, larger in area than Florida and only has 500,000 people. It does get cold and snow there but not as bad as some US states.Oh, you say it gets cold there? Maybe some ice and snow?
Kayaking and Canoeing in Tasmania | Tasmania Travel Guide
I'd love to visit Tasmania. It looks like most of the paddling requires an ocean kayak. I really can't do kayaking. I've really been trying how to figure out how to get to Australia and try some of the rivers there, but it is pie in the sky right now.
They've got extensive river systems too, not sure why that tourism site focused so much on the ocean settings.
Having dreams is important though.
In New Zealand they have this, my sister tried it. It's like a very fast kayak.
She doesn't scare easily but this freaked her out a little.
The Kiwis invented those boats specifically to scare the bejeesus out of unsuspecting norsemen.In New Zealand they have this, my sister tried it. It's like a very fast kayak.
Bill Hamilton (engineer) - Wikipedia
I can easily terrorize myself on this hemisphere. I took a guided raft ride down a river in Costa Rica and I could tell even the guide was afraid. The water was too high for the regular put-in, even the bottom scared me to death.In New Zealand they have this, my sister tried it. It's like a very fast kayak.
There's nothing holding you onto the raft. You sit on the edge and tuck your feet under the edge, which I can tell you is totally insecure. Then you are supposed to lean out over your side to paddle. There was no way for me to hold onto the raft with my feet and get my paddle in the water.
Rock and roll! I'm onboard. Looks like a hoot.In New Zealand they have this, my sister tried it. It's like a very fast kayak.
He wasn't saying "And now for something completely different!" by any chance?
Maybe I can have the island towed to somewhere off the Florida keys. Gotta start the calculations on pontoon sizes...Oh, you say it gets cold there? Maybe some ice and snow?
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