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Best part of my day...


I have just realised that this is the best part of my day (well second best after greeting the Snowman when i get home from work). Here i am sitting up in bed, cuppa at the bedside and thoroughly engrossed in this forum. Some would say "get a life" but this is now part of my new life to be and I love it, especially all the great folk out there who I am yet to meet and looking forward to doing so. Sometimes I forget what time it is until Snowman reminds me that I have to get up for work the next day. But not for much longer .... 88 days to retirement!!!



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in 88 days you will start to really enjoy life but don't count on having more time to spend on the forum as life can be really busy once retired, my mates who retired before me used to say they didn't know how they found time to go to work and I used to laugh at them but I now understand.

Hope the 88 days are also fun for you

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Two years, four months and six days for me.................. not that I'm countingbiggrin



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Deconuts, you are 100% correct in your comment. This forum has been a saviour for me and I should imagine many others as well. I reckon this is part of the playground anyway, great and very knowledgable people with a bit of fun along the way. When you do meet people from here it is like meeting up with life long friends.

Keep enjoying but make sure you,

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Agree totally - the forum is great - have met some fantastic people, some of whom have become lifetime friends - love 'em all!!!

And of course, without this site my darling and I probably would never have met!!!!! And we are now living this wonderful life together!!!

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jules47 wrote:

Agree totally - the forum is great - have met some fantastic people, some of whom have become lifetime friends - love 'em all!!!

And of course, without this site my darling and I probably would never have met!!!!! And we are now living this wonderful life together!!!


 That's really nice Jules and I wish you many more years of living the good lifewink



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Dougwe wrote:

Deconuts, you are 100% correct in your comment. This forum has been a saviour for me and I should imagine many others as well. I reckon this is part of the playground anyway, great and very knowledgable people with a bit of fun along the way. When you do meet people from here it is like meeting up with life long friends.

Keep enjoying but make sure you,


 

You're spot on there Doug, that time we met you at the Willows in Townsville I spotted you from about 50 metres and said to Joy I bet that's Doug, and sure enough it was. And when we started talking it was sharing commonalities (is that a new word?) with the result that we'd count Doug as a good friend. Not just about caravanning but life in general.

 

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hako wrote:
Dougwe wrote:

Deconuts, you are 100% correct in your comment. This forum has been a saviour for me and I should imagine many others as well. I reckon this is part of the playground anyway, great and very knowledgable people with a bit of fun along the way. When you do meet people from here it is like meeting up with life long friends.

Keep enjoying but make sure you,


 

You're spot on there Doug, that time we met you at the Willows in Townsville I spotted you from about 50 metres and said to Joy I bet that's Doug, and sure enough it was. And when we started talking it was sharing commonalities (is that a new word?) with the result that we'd count Doug as a good friend. Not just about caravanning but life in general.

 

Regards

 

Denis


 

Gee, thanks Denis, I'm all embarrassed now. The  feeling is very mutual Denis and Joy and that actually goes for everyone I have met from this great forum.

 

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-- Edited by Dougwe on Tuesday 24th of September 2013 04:46:19 PM

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Everyone is just saying the nicest things, this really is a great place to............hang out.

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countryroad wrote:

Everyone is just saying the nicest things, this really is a great place to............hang out.


 I second that....and have not even travelled yet.....smile



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I say ditto to everything above. It is a great forum with a great webmaster and great people who do indeed feel like friends as soon as you meet them. Have fun deconuts.

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It really is a great forum to be part of and everyone is so helpful - good old aussie spirit hey!!! happy camping

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I have to agree, I also love reading the GN forum. It's the friendliest one. I have tried a couple of others but once the nasty comments start I quit. This one is the best and most active.

My man doesn't comment but reads it eagerly ,I do all the talking ha ha

When we started travelling 5 yrs ago we didn't have a clue , the forums were a huge source of info and we took a lot on board. After a few trips we had ourselves organised and now we travel very confidently . Still making mistakes and learning though. Now we look up the forum each trip especially the freedom camps recommendations and parks. We eagerly read hints and tips.someone always gives us good ideas.

This year we made one trip and that was for 8 weeks to WA. Have a lot on this year ending the year with a cruise but next year we are planning several trips. It's a wonderful lifestyle and I hope we will do it for many years to come.

We are looking forward to meeting some of these lovely people on our next trips.

Pam

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Good onya I hope to give my notice (3 months ) on the 28th December 2015

 



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16th of April next year seems a looooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooong way away

Neil

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