Perth

Went here when I was in the service…it was fantastic…especially the people…they were the most giving, fun loving people…I met several American servicemen that had gotten out of the service and moved to Perth for good.

Murdoch University!

during that time when i went down to perth….i was like….oh ya i’m heading to Perth for my sister’s graduation. Not extremely exicted nor am i feeling extremely happy during that time.

what captured my attention most was the comfort and friendly people there…the way they greet each other and walk pass you smiling was tremendously lovely for me…who was ill in my depression.

it helped me realize that nature is just beautiful…lovely that i couldnt describe it. Was so happy to finally see koala, kangaroos, wombat and etc etc…animals tht they only have in australia.

I completely and utterly fell in love with Perth! It’s too bad I’ve to leave again, but I’ll try to come back…

Reasons for visiting Perth…

To see both the Southern and Indian Oceans at the same time.

To visit Rottnest Island and all the quokkas there.

To travel north during springtime for the wildflowers.

One of my dearest friends lives here. She has visited me many times. I need to go see her!

...at least the town planning and design doesn’t take advantage of the natural assets of Kings Park and views of the Swan River. The state is nicknamed ‘Wait Awhile’ for a reason. Have lived here for 10 years and have yet to see anything as exciting as Adelaide or Brisbane.

Great weather, great wine, great food but a bit far from home!

Plenty of sun and surf but pretty dull city otherwise. Lived there 7 years and one lousy sentence is all I can think up to describe it.

I grew up here. This is the best place on earth. The weather is warm and dry with blue skies. The people are friendly. The beaches are beautiful. There are good outdoor activities and night clubs. The city is very clean. It is not overpopulated.