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Ok but western Australia has everybody here beat
Americans don't really care about how big AUS is, we just can't figure out how your wildlife is as deadly as our high school students
It's mostly the emus that you need to watch out for... Just ask our army
Is there a secret emu army? Ready to repel all potential land invaders somehow crazy enough to attempt Australia?
Not so secret.
https://www.discoverwildlife.com/animal-facts/birds/the-emu-war-of-1932
The American mind cannot comprehend this!
Gotta watch out for that one speed camera
The world bows to Australia
I was coming in with this cause it's straighter haha.
Then see you WA post.
I've done both of these trips before too and them some to get where I'm actually going
I haven't done the WA one but I've done Adelaide to Darwin which was a very barron but beautiful drive, would love to do the WA trip one day
Sounds like the perfect place to go for a drive and listen to the Left Right game.
And there's about a 40% chance to survive the trip.
Well there's a European country where you need a week long train trip from one part of it to the other.
It's only 1hr longer than Tweed Heads to Cape York in QLD
True. Everyone there lives on the southeast side, though.
So?