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justcampin


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We have arrived at Greens Lake and have met some fellow Grey Nomads.  Had a wonderful chat and drinks with them all.  Thank you for making Paul and I (Deb) and Josh (the dog) so welcome.

Cheers Deb and Paul 

 



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Thanks Jules and Doug.  Was great to put a face to the names.  Oh and Paul's lesson will start asap Doug 



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Good to meet you guys, Paul and Deb, and the lovely Josh! Knew you would be nice people, because you are friends of Old Crofter (Bob and Rhonda). Hope you enjoy your stay at Greens, it is a lovely spot - watching the lake change colour through the day is special, as are some of the sunrises around here. Check out the photos on the Greens Lake sub forum - wonderful.

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Shut the front gate!

Not yet anyway, that will be 29/12 so instead, welcome to Greens and enjoy your stay. This is one great place and I tell you that for free.

Make sure you give Paul those lessons, Deb biggrin



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Greetings Green lakes Nomads, what a great bunch of people you are, !!And!! a big Howdyeeee to Paul and Deb, (Justcampers) A friend of Bob and Rhonda's (Old Crofter) from Tassie,,,, Any friend of Bob and Rhonda, has to be a bit ,,,, Bj,,eh ih,,, you know what I mean ,,,in other words  a couple of potential fruit loops, but may I say this ,, a nice couple ,,,stay excited     Billeeeeeee

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you mean i got to socialise with the white bearded mob when i come to greens. smile guys your on candid camera .biggrinbiggrinbiggrinbiggrinbiggrinbiggrinbiggrin 



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jules47


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Hey Dave - some serious discussions go on here at Greens!!!! Like whether Sandra's date scones yesterday were of as good a quality as the last batch - or the discussion on whats the best way to peg your awning down! That's serious stuff.

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Yeoeleven just screws his awning down.

I git some tips from him too.

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Doug,

ask John where he gets his screws?

The big ones for the awning



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Plendo wrote:

Doug,

ask John where he gets his screws?

The big ones for the awning

 I am using 200ml wood screws from Bunnings but Darrel uses 250ml and they are bigger and thicker more meat round the screwing area.

John



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jules47 wrote:

Hey Dave - some serious discussions go on here at Greens!!!! Like whether Sandra's date scones yesterday were of as good a quality as the last batch - or the discussion on whats the best way to peg your awning down! That's serious stuff.

 you are my hero's

Hope I get to greens even if i don't have a fridge yet.

greatest respect,

mezzie

 



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jules47 wrote:

Hey Dave - some serious discussions go on here at Greens!!!! Like whether Sandra's date scones yesterday were of as good a quality as the last batch - or the discussion on whats the best way to peg your awning down! That's serious stuff.

 i love all that serious stuff, ican tell you about a moonraker and morebiggrinbiggrin



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