Subject: | Re: dangerous places |
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From: | Vicki Powys <> |
Date: | Thu, 07 Nov 2002 12:47:02 +1100 |
on 6/11/02 9:57 AM, Rich Peet at wrote: > Other places have much more interesting ways to get into serious > trouble. I would enjoy hearing what other peoples top 3 dangers are > while recording. > > Rich Peet Rich and All, Hmmm, the top three dangers? In Northern Australia, definitely saltwater crocodiles, but also perhaps death adders (which lie motionless part-hidden in leaf litter), and King Brown snakes (very aggressive). Maybe also dehydration. But we have no lions, tigers, elephants, or bears, so I guess our landscape is comparatively tame alongside other of the world's wild places. At least you can go walkabout so long as you mind where you put your feet. Vicki Powys Australia ________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________ |
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