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dan_the_man

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does living close to the beach really effect your property alot (salt)?

and yes I cant wait to see the the Daintree rainforest.

is the skyline community large in cairns?

The salt doesn't really effect stuff if you look after it.....

But if you are a slack carnt and don't clean anything, salt can wreck your stuff pretty damn quick.... Prime example are ceiling fans.... If not cleaned properly (and often) they can become stuffed quickly.....

oh and cars :P

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oh also

are there massive spiders/bugs up there?

*scared*

hahaha yeh i had a big spider almost drag my brother out the front door the other night.... :) well its nothing that bad i back onto a hill that is pretty much where we get all of our wildlife snakes and what not just get a dog, i've had to run out in the middle of the night and seen a goanna attacking my dog other than that its pretty much normal but this is a extreme version as i live next to a hill, at my old house toads were as bad as it got!!!

Hoped that helped.... and made sense :down:

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