Happy hours are definitely real!!!!!

Poppy sore eye · Senior Member

Happy hours are definitely real!!!!!

jules47 · The Happy Helper

Hear, Hear Paul!!!!!

rockylizard · Guru

Poppy sore eye wrote:
~~~I guess the main comment I would like to make is that if you really feel that happy hours don't happen, take a look at yourself and ask , WHY.
stay happy and you can join us for happy hour anytime.

Gday...

I share ya sentiment Poppy ... been travelling full-time for nearly six years now. I have certainly encountered, and participated in, quite a few happy hours but they certainly have not been the "rule" but rather the exception.

Overall, I guess I just have to take your advice coz the greater majority of fellow-travellers I meet seem to not get together at the camps I end up staying at.

It must be me - and to that end - so be it ... such is life hmm cry

Cheers - and have many happy hours on me - John

eureka · Senior Member

Certain lovely people to put out the welcome mat. And sometime its hard for others to get out of their comfort zone.

I can't think of a better way to spend an hour or two.......on ya Paul!!!!

oldbobsbus · Guru

We don't travel full time but spend as much time as we can on the road..

Like the OP is saying it is up to you you and you to have a happy hour..

Everytime we pull up somewhere we always put out atleast 2 extra chairs and at the moment we have 4 extras out and there isn't a day goes past that all the chairs aren't full.. smile

kandagal · Guru

Happy hour is alive at Dickabram Bridge. John & Marjaliene (Cruisin Cruze) have joined us here. Lovely spot & now we have lovely neighbours. Cheers Alice

rockylizard · Guru

rockylizard wrote:
Poppy sore eye wrote:
~~~I guess the main comment I would like to make is that if you really feel that happy hours don't happen, take a look at yourself and ask , WHY.
stay happy and you can join us for happy hour anytime.
Gday...
~~~ It must be me - and to that end - so be it ... such is life
Cheers - and have many happy hours on me - John

Gday...

I thought I'd wander over and ask the others here why none of us get together for a natter and cuppa/booze .... the vote was unanimous cry ...

... at least now I know cry

Cheers - John

wandwill · Veteran Member

If you want happy hour all you have to do is extend a greeting, smile at the same time, and almost always the other people would love to have happy hour as well, takes someone to break the ice, after that, ENJOY

deb-gary · Senior Member

pulled up at chatsworth park north of gympie last week,we set up and said lets walk the dog around the parked vans ,got to the 1st van and left 4hrs later after sharing a drink(or2) a bbq dinner music and made new friends from 2 other vans and 2 different parts of Australia.btw we had only travelled 1 hr from sunshine coast great night!!

jules47 · The Happy Helper

Yep - make the effort - smile, say g'day - if you see a group, sitting around - take a drink and walk up, say - hi - can we join you guys for a chat? can meet some great people that way - we have just spent four days with some friends at their place, we met them on the road two years ago, and have kept in touch - had a terrific time, and will catch up again, either on the road or at their place.

Kooroorinya Kelpie · Senior Member

Hi all. wandwill and jules47 summed it up nicely. We adopt the attitude " There are no strangers only friends we have yet to meet". Not only that if you aren't at my HH when I'm parked nearby I'll send the dogs to round you up. Yip yip.