Thread: The Land Rover Wave and some blokes....

Originally Posted by RonMcGr

Country towns folk do the same thing

yep. When we first moved to the farm, it was nearly three years before I met some people I'd been waving to.

Scary thing is, I've only lived in this district for 6.5 years, and virtually everyone knows of me

Originally Posted by rick130

Scary thing is, I've only lived in this district for 6.5 years, and virtually everyone knows of me

Ahh, the internet is a wondrous thing for spreading misinformation about someone!

Originally Posted by rick130

yep. When we first moved to the farm, it was nearly three years before I met some people I'd been waving to.

Scary thing is, I've only lived in this district for 6.5 years, and virtually everyone knows of me

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
People in small country towns are more efficient than the CIA

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 ?

Originally Posted by Lotz-A-Landies

Kangaroo Valley NSW was always the place where weren't considered a local in KV until you had lived there for 3 generations.

Diana

Our town isn't that bad. We were told that we are blow ins but the kids are locals.