Brian88: - In the "List of Users" it has a column showing where each connection is from.

At the time of making this post there are 3 Australians and 11 United States guests on line.

Cheers,

           John

Brian88 wrote:

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Just looked up about the USA and apparently they are called Snowbirds not Greynomads,as they move from North to South and they are different to us, it is a very interesting read.http://homes.jcu.edu.au/business/public/groups/everyone/documents/journal_article/jcudev_012893.pdf

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 Thanks Brian that is a very interesting read. I have made it easier to access by making it into a hyperlink   http://homes.jcu.edu.au/business/public/groups/everyone/documents/journal_article/jcudev_012893.pdf

John

Brian88: - They follow the warmer weather in the opposite direction to us.

The point of my post was to invite them to Australia to see for themselves instead of looking at photos and reading forums posts .

Australia is a beautiful country with a lot to offer and going by the interest  shown on our forum, they could catch a Qantas flight, hire a Campervan and have a great adventure.

Our tourism industry could do with the of extra patronage.

Ahh I see we just have one from Sweden,I hope you come over also.

To our visitors on this forum from other countries....

Please join our forum, tell us about travelling in your country, we'd love to hear from you!

Brian88 and grumpy-j, all I can say is thanks a lot

Me too, what an interesting article, written in 2005, I think there would be a lot more solo females on the road now than there were then. 

I have noticed if I check the forum early in the morning (night here, day in the US) they are just about all from the US, plus a few from other countries, even China.

Please feel free to join our forum overseas people and make a post if you wish, it would be great to hear from you and what the RV life or life in general is like in your country etc, you are most welcome.

-- Edited by Vic on Sunday 6th of November 2011 12:46:00 PM

Nice pic, you look very cosy there! lol ! You and Bill12 would have some stories to tell each other about charter boats etc.

To all those overseas watching us Aussies , wish you would join us , we are a great mob! By the way , a wombat comes out at night and rumoges around and he is a great big furry four legged animal , usually living in the ranges , they live in burrows , alongside creek beds , but unfortunatly , they tend to walk across the road at the wrong time , and cars and people get hurt if you are not aware of their presence , same with kangaroos , sad but its , what happens when you move faster than nature!