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Originally Posted by RonMcGr
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Originally Posted by RonMcGr
Depends on what finger you lift.
yep. When we first moved to the farm, it was nearly three years before I met some people I'd been waving to. :DQuote:
Originally Posted by RonMcGr
Scary thing is, I've only lived in this district for 6.5 years, and virtually everyone knows of me :eek:
Ahh, the internet is a wondrous thing for spreading misinformation about someone! ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by rick130
Mate when I moved to Childers after 3 weeks every one know something about the "fellow from the south with funny accent and a Land Rover 109 :eek:Quote:
Originally Posted by rick130
People in small country towns are more efficient than the CIA :D
When I moved to Ceduna, I arrived on the Sunday.
On Monday morning I went to the bank.
I was greeted with "Yes, Mr Beckett, how can we help you?"
Not long after I moved to Norfolk Island, there was a Trivia Night. I was unable to attend until fairly late. When I walked in the door, I hear "That's him!"
I found out from my table that the previous question was "Who is the new manager of ANZCAN Cable Station?"
Kangaroo Valley NSW was always the place where you weren't considered a local in KV until you had lived there for 3 generations.
Diana :)
Waved to a girl driving a Disco while crossing the Hospital Bridge the
other day ( 40 kph limit ). Not only did I get a wave but also a great big grin. Lovely.
My wife who is familiar with the tradition said, WHO WAS THAT ?
;)
Our town isn't that bad. We were told that we are blow ins but the kids are locals.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lotz-A-Landies
Yup true! :D:D:DQuote:
Originally Posted by George130