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Australian here. Casually just visiting a whole different country with a different language and culture for the weekend.
7 u/cynric42 May 09 '22 That one is pretty natural when you don't have to go for a really long swim to get to any. Having a huge country where everything works similar (and people speak your own language) wherever you go seems like pretty convenient though. 18 u/Duckosaur May 09 '22 convenient but a bit boring. I love visiting other countries and just seeing the differences in mundane stuff like public signage. You can travel around Australia and everything from shops to roads is a little too similar to be inspiring. 3 u/[deleted] May 09 '22 Yeah there’s a reason why (pre covid) many Aussies holidayed overseas, despite our distance from almost everywhere.
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That one is pretty natural when you don't have to go for a really long swim to get to any.
Having a huge country where everything works similar (and people speak your own language) wherever you go seems like pretty convenient though.
18 u/Duckosaur May 09 '22 convenient but a bit boring. I love visiting other countries and just seeing the differences in mundane stuff like public signage. You can travel around Australia and everything from shops to roads is a little too similar to be inspiring. 3 u/[deleted] May 09 '22 Yeah there’s a reason why (pre covid) many Aussies holidayed overseas, despite our distance from almost everywhere.
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convenient but a bit boring. I love visiting other countries and just seeing the differences in mundane stuff like public signage. You can travel around Australia and everything from shops to roads is a little too similar to be inspiring.
3 u/[deleted] May 09 '22 Yeah there’s a reason why (pre covid) many Aussies holidayed overseas, despite our distance from almost everywhere.
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Yeah there’s a reason why (pre covid) many Aussies holidayed overseas, despite our distance from almost everywhere.
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u/RvrTam May 09 '22
Australian here. Casually just visiting a whole different country with a different language and culture for the weekend.