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Hey Macca, I love it here, looking forward to the Woolyrama, Greg the publican of the Palace has already got a supply of my favourite beer in and my cigar supply arrives Thursday.Quote:
Originally Posted by madmacca
I will wait until the Wooly is over before I post some photos of the town.
Be great to catch up with you if you do get down here mate.
Great to see you have settled into Wagin nicely Doggy, you've got some of those priorities right mate.Quote:
Originally Posted by The Dogman
Moved yes.....no packed NO, still sleeping on the floor as I have been too busy with work, long weekend this weekend so hopefully I can start unpacking.
Should have moved here 11 years ago when I was first offered the job here, this is my sort of town, already met nearly all of the residents and all are very friendly.
Today I received an invite to the "New Residents Reception" to meet the Shire President, Councilors and the Community Representatives at the Showground with savouries and refreshments supplied.
There is a sign in the Butcher Shop advertising the local gun club to go out fox shooting, just waiting for the possum shooting to be announced then off we go.
I do not miss Mandurah one bit, even the Pup (youngest son) likes it here.
Probably will not be on here much for a while but once I get the accreditation for the company sorted out (got 3 months) things should quieten down a bit hopefully.
Stay safe everyone.
PS don't forget............The Wagin Woolarama is on next weekend 11th and 12th of March...............should be a HOOT.
That sounds good Plassy...lol
Don't stress doggy, jump on when you want and share your stories mate.
I hope you settle in well mate!!!
Good for you Wayne soumds like you deserve this change, Mate.
Nice one Doggy, sounds like a great spot to plant your feet mate.
Good to see a smile on your face big fella, even though i cant see ya. Well done.
So was the NRR a black tie affair buddy.
There's nothing like the country lifestyle. I love it!
Just need to find a place here to flex the troll. lol
Been talking to some of the locals and the only place to go for a drive is some clay pans when it rains other than that................nothing.Quote:
Originally Posted by DX grunt
Same here.... The railway line betwen Gnowangerup and Tambellup is the only spot too - apparently. I'll have to see if it's private property though. Most of the bush around here is either farmland or National Park (Stirling Ranges). There's plenty of dirt roads to drive on, though. lolQuote:
Originally Posted by The Dogman
You guys have it tough out west.
I couldn't imagine not being able to go for a 4wd within a 50km radius