David and I are not completely new to this travel bug. But we are new to this site.
Ummm... over the past few years we have left behind a camper van and then a Jayco Eagle now we have upgraded to what we call a super duper van with all the mod cons - an eight year old Roadstar Daintree, our Palace...
We plan to head off late April - most likely north but which way our vehicle is heading that is where we are going.
Maybe we will see some of you on the road.
We have a small dog and really considering taking her again. The only hiccup is that we cannot go to National Parks. I often wonder if some of the caravan parks or someone else has considered offering a dog minding service in areas close to the NPs. We have noticed how many fellow Nomads take their precious pets. (I could add this to the Pet area if necessary).
Happy adventuring to all
David and Sheryl
Dougwe said
09:48 AM Mar 20, 2017
Welcome to the gang David and Sheryl, enjoy here and out in the playground.
"Beginners or Not" Mmmmm, let me see, Not. That said' Beginners yes but on here
You could put a quick post in the pets section as I'm sure someone here might have a good idea or two.
Keep Safe on the roads and out there.
newboy said
12:27 PM Mar 20, 2017
This is really a note to the GN organizers. A couple of days ago I decided to work out just how this terrific site actually worked.
I was attempting to discover how to send a post. This site is quite a bit more complicated than Caravanners Forum and the
simple task of sending in a contribution is in fact quite complicated for older blokes like me who are not very computer literate.
Lord knows what has happened I tried a couple of messages and this has resulted in a hundred replies clogging my inbox each day.
So - can you assist please. I need you to stop the replies and for you to advise me where to look on the GN site to learn how it works.
Many many thanks, sorry if I have caused you and problems.
Best wishes Grahame newboy
Dougwe said
12:42 PM Mar 20, 2017
Mmmm, I will try and be as gentle as I can Grahame
I am not admin or similar here just a long time user.
You need to be signed on. Click on your forum name (newboy). Click on subscriptions down left side and 'un subscibe' anything on right hand side.
Now, click on settings also down left side and change things to suit yourself.
Hope that works for you.
-- Edited by Dougwe on Monday 20th of March 2017 12:52:25 PM
Cadpete said
11:04 PM Mar 20, 2017
G'day David and Sheryl, and welcome to the forum. Plenty of great advice and folks on here. Don't forget to try out the two games - Who is This in the I digress section and Pick ThisPlace in the general section. 'Pick this place' is a great way to find new places to explore.
Woody n Sue said
07:48 AM Mar 21, 2017
And it's welcome from us two 2 David N Sheryl we will think of you as new
Woody
the rocket said
08:37 AM Mar 21, 2017
Hello david sheryl,
a very warm welcom. Enjoy
Tony Bev said
11:22 AM Mar 22, 2017
Also a warm welcome from me David Sheryl
This is a very good site for travelling information, and most of us are friendly and as helpful as we can be
Hope that you find somewhere to leave your dog, when you go into the National Parks
David Sheryl said
07:19 PM Mar 22, 2017
Thank you everyone for your great replies. Great adventuring to all. David and Sheryl
Hello to all fellow grey nomads.
David and I are not completely new to this travel bug. But we are new to this site.
Ummm... over the past few years we have left behind a camper van and then a Jayco Eagle now we have upgraded to what we call a super duper van with all the mod cons - an eight year old Roadstar Daintree, our Palace...
We plan to head off late April - most likely north but which way our vehicle is heading that is where we are going.
Maybe we will see some of you on the road.
We have a small dog and really considering taking her again. The only hiccup is that we cannot go to National Parks. I often wonder if some of the caravan parks or someone else has considered offering a dog minding service in areas close to the NPs. We have noticed how many fellow Nomads take their precious pets. (I could add this to the Pet area if necessary).
Happy adventuring to all
David and Sheryl
Welcome to the gang David and Sheryl, enjoy here and out in the playground.
"Beginners or Not" Mmmmm, let me see, Not. That said' Beginners yes but on here
You could put a quick post in the pets section as I'm sure someone here might have a good idea or two.
Keep Safe on the roads and out there.
This is really a note to the GN organizers. A couple of days ago I decided to work out just how this terrific site actually worked.
I was attempting to discover how to send a post. This site is quite a bit more complicated than Caravanners Forum and the
simple task of sending in a contribution is in fact quite complicated for older blokes like me who are not very computer literate.
Lord knows what has happened I tried a couple of messages and this has resulted in a hundred replies clogging my inbox each day.
So - can you assist please. I need you to stop the replies and for you to advise me where to look on the GN site to learn how it works.
Many many thanks, sorry if I have caused you and problems.
Best wishes Grahame newboy
Mmmm, I will try and be as gentle as I can Grahame
I am not admin or similar here just a long time user.
You need to be signed on. Click on your forum name (newboy). Click on subscriptions down left side and 'un subscibe' anything on right hand side.
Now, click on settings also down left side and change things to suit yourself.
Hope that works for you.
-- Edited by Dougwe on Monday 20th of March 2017 12:52:25 PM
G'day David and Sheryl, and welcome to the forum. Plenty of great advice and folks on here. Don't forget to try out the two games - Who is This in the I digress section and Pick This Place in the general section. 'Pick this place' is a great way to find new places to explore.
Woody
Hello david sheryl,
a very warm welcom. Enjoy
Also a warm welcome from me David Sheryl
This is a very good site for travelling information, and most of us are friendly and as helpful as we can be
Hope that you find somewhere to leave your dog, when you go into the National Parks