DSTM
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For those Members, who have never been to OZ,we are an Island,and this gives you an idea, of the size,compared to Europe.
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Although Australia also meets the definition of an island (a piece of land surrounded by water), it is large enough to be considered its own continent.That's not an island, that's a continent.
Suspect visitors to your Country may be as confused as to it's true size as they often are when visiting Canada, DSTM - huge smile!
(Can honestly remember when relatives from England actually packed a suitcase when they heard we were driving 200 miles to show them our Canyon. To us, it's a day trip).
Wonder what it costs to fly from one side of your Country to the other? Here, it costs considerable more to fly across Canada than, for instance, to Europe.
Seth, suspect a "purely Canadian technical support site" may well be impossible - if one believes my American friends (grin!) - who maintain we "Canadians are so laid-back even computer problems don't cause gray hair!"
Australia is, without doubt, one of the places that I wish we'd visited when we were jaunting around - drat, drat! But then again, apparently you've got HUGE snakes there, Doug - eeeeeek!
Bears are very dangerous I agree - I would not like to end up being on the receiving end of a bear tearing my arm off and hitting me with the soggy end LMAO
as for spiders and snakes for such small creatures they are hard to avoid most of the time - at least you can see bears.
Still - there are animals in nearly every continent that can kill people, native or not they are there.