PaulandDeb

Yeah RTRFM for me and JJJ but (dj dependant though)

What type of engineer mate?

Everytime we watch British tv shows about doing houses up or selling them reminds us just how small they are and how we actually managed to live in those types of houses.

Just to look up and gaze at that wonderful awesome blue sky.

Any rocky outcrop especially the ones with overhanging beach shrubbery/grasses will house snakes easily, we have been here coming upto three years we have seen several at the beaches in that time.

Whatever beach you end up using, just be careful of the dog **** allowed areas, and the snakes at times in some beach zones can be really bad, as for wind up here it's only windy if i have had a curry the night before:biggrin:

We had an old portable we brought over it works lovely, did you plug into the fox socket instead of the normal aerial socket, most newer aerials work through the fox typed sockets now.

Don't really matter where you end up living, you will be doing the k's to get to work regardless.

Most beaches have signs up so be aware it's just not snakes in the backyard/park grasssssssssssssssss:wink:

Always a chance mate, highly unlikely unless you have piles of wood everywhere or sheds with bases they can get under etc, long grass, normally a well used and kept garden as less snakes in it.

Working in one area does not mean you have to live there also, even though it would be nice. Two dog limits in most WA suburbs, but like as been said before anymore and you need a real good reason, good luck. One more thing our first rental here had a dog authorisation in the clauses but no actual amount was specified.

Kinross not the flat lands.

More likely mice.

Burb of Perth city of Nedlands - mansionville WA.

Nearest thing to a Uk styled market here is in Morley, and to be honest it ain't all that either.