Ladies, stay out of the Outback

Do you have to stay in the Outback or are you allowed to bring them back to the States with you.
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Hmmm, what's a good way to share this article. I work with 2 ladies who are planning a trip to Australia next year and they definitely fit the description. Both are in their late 30's early 40's and I don't know they stand a chance here...
 
Here's what my pal down that way wrote to me about this place.

G'Day CB,

If you saw Mount Isa you wouldn't want to live their either, ugly or not. Its a hell of a place, hot as buggery, regularly gets well over the 40's C (104 F) every day for days on end. Most of the miners there live in dugouts, cave like houses built into the rock face. They are great looking houses though, cool to live in and really something else. Its dry hot and dusty all the time, little rain and little in the way of trees and green matter. Real desert country. I wouldn't even go there for a holiday. Driven through the place and couldn't wait to see the end of the town sign. Most of the outback Queensland is pretty dry and near desert country. Give me the coast nayday.

Saw most of the end of race, my boy didn't do very well at all.

Dirk
 
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