There's something about a river view

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There's something about a river view

Postby neilmny » Sun 27 Sep, 2020 8:01 am

I really enjoy a river flowing by, the freshness and the serenity.

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Re: There's something about a river view

Postby crollsurf » Mon 28 Sep, 2020 8:26 am

Time for a Canoe then, I bought one a while back when my knee was catus and absolutely love it. All bushwalking skills are instantly transferable plus you can load up on luxuries like beer!
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Re: There's something about a river view

Postby Lamont » Mon 28 Sep, 2020 10:20 am

crollsurf wrote:Time for a Canoe then, I bought one a while back when my knee was catus and absolutely love it. All bushwalking skills are instantly transferable plus you can load up on luxuries like beer!

All transferable skills such as....beer drinkin'?
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Re: There's something about a river view

Postby crollsurf » Mon 28 Sep, 2020 9:10 pm

I did slip a few beers into my sons backpack once, before he was legal age and I did thank him for it. But until recently I didn't know backpacking with beer was a thing

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Re: There's something about a river view

Postby Aseneter23 » Fri 20 Nov, 2020 9:26 pm

Sometimes I realize I don't need any beer or other alcohol during my trips. I couldn't imagine once I will come to these conclusions but here is this time, when I'm becoming older...I guess.
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