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Post Info TOPIC: I bought some pressies for Myrtle yesterday


The Master

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RE: I bought some pressies for Myrtle yesterday


Happy to have the survey continue on here CG. I start the day with a tea, maybe have one coffee during the day, drink lots of water and a few more cups of tea.
While travelling I boiled the water and filled the thermos in the morning. It lasted me all day. Would carry a couple of bottles of water with me on the front seat for sipping at.
I never buy small bottles of water but had the 10 litre of drinking water with me so would fill my little bottles up from that in the morning also.

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Wombat 280 wrote:

Wasn't a deeah a shilling or now known  as  the 10 cent coin

 


 My mistake Guys.

Cheers,

Sheba.



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I drink lots of Coffee, so I boil the Kettle about twice a day, putting the remaining water in a Thermos Jug each time.  Saves on Gas and time on the Road.

Do the same at home too.  Saves heaps on Electricity.

Cheers,

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I've got to get me a new Thermos before Myrtle and I head out again. The one I bought from an op shop never tightened up properly. No wonder they got rid of it.

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Keep your eyes open. I got an Alladin 2 ltr one at the local op shop, and it is great. I love to go to op shops while on the road. I always get some bargains.Its like hunting for treasure. Bill

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yes i agree bill it amazing what you can find .. and one good thing is books i read them amd give them to next op shop i vist ..But have found few good bargain in other thing as well i found my first free camp book at op shop was camps 4 and it was $3.00 it pay for it self 100 time over .....

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Our local op shop is the busiest shop in town - havgotten some amazing bargains - lamps, crockery, wine glasses - platters, antique vases and bowls, clothes, shoes - some brand new with labels still on - bought a pair of bowls pants with an $89 label still attached, for $4!

There we go again - off on another tangent - what a hoot!!!

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