Foremost because it's always been 'home'. I grew up here and it's where my family and friends are.
There's plenty of space to explore and enjoy outside. I love having so many great beaches, places to mountain bike and go bush walking.
There's clean drinking water, unpolluted air, have a pretty decent healthcare system and healthy work culture. Speaking of culture, I'm yet to come across another culture that's as laid back and easy going.
At the same time, I take advantage of being 'location-independent' and travel frequently. In the past year I've explored Vietnam by motorbike, been surfing in central Australia, gone skiing in New Zealand, road tripped around California, Nevada & Arizona as well as spending some time just soaking up the culture in Japan.
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Australia.
Foremost because it's always been 'home'. I grew up here and it's where my family and friends are.
There's plenty of space to explore and enjoy outside. I love having so many great beaches, places to mountain bike and go bush walking.
There's clean drinking water, unpolluted air, have a pretty decent healthcare system and healthy work culture. Speaking of culture, I'm yet to come across another culture that's as laid back and easy going.
At the same time, I take advantage of being 'location-independent' and travel frequently. In the past year I've explored Vietnam by motorbike, been surfing in central Australia, gone skiing in New Zealand, road tripped around California, Nevada & Arizona as well as spending some time just soaking up the culture in Japan.
Surfing in central Australia?
Central on the east coast (north of Sydney) :)
There's not much going on in the middle of the country.
I don't think anyone ever in the history of the planet has described that location as "Central Australia", before you.
My bad, was referring to the Central Coast :)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Central_Coast_(New_South_Wales...
Whereabouts in AUS?
Melbourne and Geelong in Victoria