Andrew Fildes wrote:
> No? You could move to Phillip Island down here for them but it's not very
> 'Artsy.
> Still, the weather's better, it's got a bike race and the fuel is a bit
> cheaper.
>
Just a little local (from your perspective) joke. Sonoma County, along
with much of the Calif. coast, has Great Whites in sufficient numbers to
chomp the occasional human in the local waters.*
It also has large stretches of bucolic beauty and lots of artists, like
SSI, but also a mini-megalopolis with attendant awful traffic in the
Eastern part and a spectacular, rugged coastline with LOTs of public
access on the Western edge. But few Orcas apparent. Good whale watching
in seasons.
Moose
>> Moose (What, no great white sharks?)
>>
* "They" are always saying that the sharks have "mistaken" people for
their favorite meals, seals and sea lions. What a load of bollocks! We
are mammals just the size they like paddling around in the water. They
are supposed to know we are different and should be eschewed, reather
than chewed, because of our special nature?
Actually, I suspect we taste bad. Even in the cases where people are
killed, the sharks usually eat little. An evolutionary survival trait?
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