Who would live in the forest?

I know the trees are lovely – and there’s nothing quite like the smell of rain on eucalyptus or the beauty of the wildflowers in spring – but there is NO WAY I would live full time in the forest.

Dwellingup, the Hills, nup.  No way.

Yes I love our family’s bush house in Dunsborough – but I don’t feel so vulnerable there for some reason.  It’s so close to the edge of the bush I guess – and I don’t live there full-time.  As a holiday home it is terrific.  And I could spend a few days camping at Dwellingup.  I have and I could again.  But I couldn’t live there.

All I see is the fire risk.
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Yesterday a teacher died when her car rolled as she was trying to flee the Toodyay fire.  Ironic that she was working in the  area we have a shortage in, with school going back – make that 201 teachers we need.

But do we count her death as a road fatality or a fire related fatality?  I guess in the end, it doesn’t matter to her family.  Simply a tragedy.

So no, we won’t be selling up and moving to the hills any time soon.