Hi all.I have been looking at this forum for a while and you all seem a great bunch hubby & I have '88 coromal pop-top ( 18ft) towed by a '04 navara. we have had a few short trips cant wait till early september when we will have three weeks away.
Allara said
09:08 PM May 22, 2010
Welcome Chris and Stan,
You will find a lot of really nice people on this site to 'talk' to about your travels. Good luck with your upcoming holiday.
Cheers
Allara
chris n stan said
09:18 PM May 22, 2010
Thanks Allara,
Love your dogs. we have a 12 year old Lasha Apso called Sasha we call her " caravan dog' she loves the van. I guess i should have put my first post in other forum seeing that we are a couple
Pam said
09:36 PM May 22, 2010
Posts are welcome anywhere chris n stan.
Solo? Its all in the interpretation.
When hubby and I travel we go it alone, not with any other couples so that could make us a 'solo'
Welcome to the forum. There is a wealth of info in here.
Dunmowin said
08:43 PM Jun 3, 2010
Good point Pam, likewise with us at dunmowin...
good luck with your travels ChrisnStan
Cruising Granny said
07:09 PM Jun 4, 2010
Welcome and enjoy safe travels.
I'm a solo and sometimes it seems to affect the hospitality of some couples at happy hour.
I'm no threat but somehow some of the wives seemed to take a dim view of my presence, so I avoid couples unless they are extremely friendly like Ma & her hubby. Now they're special.
I don't think it matters. Travel is travel. We're out there doin' it. All the best to everyone.
Allara said
05:34 AM Jun 5, 2010
Know what you mean Granny.
If I meet the wife first, say in the laundry then everything is OK. Don't get noticed if they are together.
chris n stan said
12:16 PM Jun 11, 2010
Hi chris you would be most welcome to talk to us at happy hour I love talking to people does not matter if there solo or not some wives have strange veiws I think. You solo ladies are so brave to be out there on your own i think your great.I wouln't be game.
Chris
Beams said
07:38 PM Jun 12, 2010
Hi Chris & Stan,
I bet you'd do it too if the only choice was Hobson's - or do without!! Ha!Ha!! Nobody's come up with a Rent-a-Travelling Companion yet!
It can be a bit daunting at first, but after the second trip you start thinking, hey. . . .if I had a companion there is no way I could change my mind on the run as I do now. It has its advantages.
But what I really wanted to say was Welcome to our group. A really friendly group here, and as the others said, we welcome you on any page!!
Enjoy, and keep posting in, tell us how your plans are going too.
Ma said
11:31 AM Jun 23, 2010
If the wives are so insecure in their relationship then they probably aren't worth worrying about anyway.
We will talk to anyone anytime..........hey we talked to Granny didn't we....... No offence meant Christine, we loves ya.
Cruising Granny said
02:19 PM Jun 23, 2010
Yeah, I'll talk to anyone too. I even responded to Ma & Pa. I'm surprised they can still hear after I talked their ears off during one of our day trips.
Renting a companion would probably have more disadvantages than advantages, based only on my experience.
Changing a plan in mid-stream is just one of those things. Bugger the agenda, stay flexible. It's not worth stressing over. Stressing defeats the purposse of the exercise.
Just get out there and do it! Have fun and enjoy.
Sorry Chris & Stan, I got a bit carried away. From my experience, you're welcome here, and anywhere else. In most cases the attitude is the other bloke's, not yours.
Safe and happy travels.
sannie said
09:49 PM Jun 23, 2010
How about a rent a robot to do all the heavy lifting ect.
Then turn him off
Sannie
We will talk to anyone anytime..........hey we talked to Granny didn't we....... No offence meant Christine, we loves ya.