Solitude of the Bush

Yep i too hate the loud music specially if its rubbish! and it makes me wonder why some ppl don’t just stay home when they take TV’s full size fridges and generators..Etc its crazy.
oh also when your camping and no ones in sight then someone decides to set up right next to you ... wtf that really annoys me

Call me a Grumpy Old Man if you like but I agree with you Bob, peace and quiet mate...........love it, sounds like most of us feel the same.
There is nothing better than sitting by a campfire with a few mates having a bit of a yarn and enjoying a cold brew.

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Originally Posted by nissannewby

We are extremely lucky to have some of the greatest spots on the planet to camp and visit. And I hope I will get to see them and enjoy them as you guys have stated in years to come.

Cheers.

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And I hope you do too

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Originally Posted by Bob

It is good to know that I am not the only Grumpy Old Man on the Forum LMAO

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your not on your own Bob i hate the doof doof stuff in the bush like you said sitting
around the campfire and chatting is what we yern for

Wrote this back in 03', must have been going through mid life crisis or something.

THE RIVER by THREEDOGS

Just staring at the campfire, I've often wondered why?
Whats happened over the years,
as this river flows slowly by.

This truly is the meaning of life, as God has testified.
For without this mighty river, all things would surely die.

Like the mighty river Redgums, and the flood plains further down.
There's life along this river, and its easy to be found.

There are fish Rex taught us how to catch,
where Roo's come down to drink,
but when its gone, it'll be too late for the Bureaucrats to think

They buggered up the Snowy and the Coopers next to go,
but when all the historys' gone, we'll have nothing left to show.

So enjoy this mighty river, whilst you have the chance,
go sit down by your campfire and watch the river dance. IMO

about the only time we have music is when one of the crew gets out their guitar for a sing a long.
Other then that its only Macca on Sunday morning at a respectable level I might add.
There is just something special about sitting beside a camp fire looking at the stars and not thinking of too much in particular, just chillin.

mind you, many a World problem has been solved after a session of Melbourne Bitter beside that same camp fire,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,