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admin(Mark) wrote: We are a website that is very multi national and here is your chance to tell us a little about where you live. It is always very interesting to see how we may live in different countries yet our lifes are not that different. Posted: Sun Jul 31, 2005 9:15 pm  ~PHP Nuke User~
Guest wrote: Well its the USA, but that is probably well know any how. Posted: Thu Aug 04, 2005 12:01 am  X-perienced  ~PHP Nuke User~ Posts: 110 Next Group: 40 posts
Anna wrote: I live in Tasmania, which is a small island south of mainland Australia. We have a population of around 500,000 spread over the entire land surface, of which it is said, that if you flatten out the ranges the land would actually be larger than the mainland. Not sure if that is true, but the entire island is rolling hills, and what we call mountains. Our mountains are small compared to the rest of the world, averaging around 1200 metres, but they look fantastic to us. Around 60% of the state is world heritage wilderness, and much of that is so wild and rugged it has been completely unexplored. We still do not know what kinds of flaura and fauna we may find in vast areas of the island. This is where the world's air and water purity are measured because we have the cleanest air and water in the world. Everywhere you go here you see rivers and lakes. It is a dramatically changing landscape, with a new breath-taking sight around each corner you turn. (I am not exaggerating) My home is situated at the top of a mountain, about 20 metres from the absolute crest. Looking out my front wall (the entire front of the house is glass) I am currently seeing a natural bushland of trees and shrubs, leading down to a large bay. Beyond that is a small, pasture covered hill, and beyond that a snow capped mountain. This can be snow capped even in summer here, it is very spectacular, but that is typical of Tasmania. Posted: Fri Oct 07, 2005 8:17 pm ~PHP Nuke User~
Guest wrote: hey .. am i the first guy from austria?? hehe, that's cool ... maybe you know austria ... in the south of germany. with beautiful mountains and girls 
best regards Posted: Sun Oct 09, 2005 5:32 am ~PHP Nuke User~
Guest wrote: well im in the UK
rains a little to much for my likeing and its to cold lol
oh if you live anywere near herefordshire in the UK go check out this local fesitval that happens each september (website has only just been put up) http://www.sugfest.co.uk Posted: Mon Oct 10, 2005 5:27 am
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