Anyone ever worked in Australia?

[d000hg]

I thought it was a bit like stepping back in time, culture wise too , in both a good and a bad way.

Is that code for "Churchill would be at home there"?

[Zoiderman]

Is that code for "Churchill would be at home there"?

He'd be right at home with some of the knuckleheads outside of the city, and a lot of the folk within.

It's like a mix, my wife believes, of America and Britain. Some of that isn't flattering, others are.

As a lot of people do say, out of Sydney and Melbourne (and it's scarce there), culture is something you find in a petri dish.

[minestrone]

I loved it, I saved a considerable sum of money on a fairly modest daily rate whilst living in a small flat in Edgecliff Sydney (swimming pool and room for my wife and I for 450 dollars a month each. )

It is very far away from "likeminded" people though, its like a tiny part of Europe in the middle of Asia.

I thought it was a bit like stepping back in time, culture wise too , in both a good and a bad way. I'd recommend it to anyone.

A friend had a fantastic house in Edgcliff, he nearly cried when the landlord wanted to move back in.