Gift vouchers are always good as they allow people to buy what they really want. For example, our daughter has asked for a Kathmandu voucher as she is going to Bhutan next year and wants to get equipped.
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Gift vouchers are always good as they allow people to buy what they really want. For example, our daughter has asked for a Kathmandu voucher as she is going to Bhutan next year and wants to get equipped.
How many times can I thank this post?Quote:
Originally Posted by lebanon
I'll be spending all day christmas day with family. As I do each year
As a bonus this year, I'll be spending boxing day with friends.
Last year my sister bought 2 goats for the family.
These goats live overseas somewhere.
I asked if they would be right to eat this year, can't post the reply here;)
I am happy as when the guardian of the funds allows me a splurge on music at my favorite music shop. Not interested in much else these days. SHMBO doesnt want much each year either. Something must be there to present but we are happy as with a quiet day without having to drive anywhere and a nice selection of drinks , nibblies and a bbq.
Another sage post from DiscoMick. Gift vouchers are brilliant.Quote:
Originally Posted by DiscoMick
It's a pity Mountain Designs is no longer Australian made, I would have suggested them Mick. ...But I think the best outdoors shop is Bogong in Melb.
You can't go past a roast duck picnic IMO 👍 Or a lobster.Quote:
Originally Posted by trog
Ahhh, Kathmandu- the shop where everything is 3 times more expensive than it needs to be, and their products are always 60% off.Quote:
Originally Posted by DiscoMick
That's true, I might just give cash and she can spend iton the best value.Quote:
Originally Posted by Toxic_Avenger
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Yes Kathmandu's constant 'SALE' is a joke , who do they think they're fooling?
I have given the missus a early Christmas present, a new to us house.
Cheers Hall