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Offline lilstookie

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Life on the range
« Reply #25 on: July 20, 2012, 08:13:41 PM »
Sounds like you should pay them for the adventure ;).

I just showed my wife what is possible, we're wishing we could trade places. Want a low paying job in a family company and a bloody cold house?
We are doing this on a small amount compared with others. However we are prepared to work along the way and enjoy the serenity and the locations when we can and see the stuff we want to. lil is a forward planning girl do food is always varied cheap and awesome. Biggest cost is fuel. Our accommodation cost is minimal as we tend to free camp.

You just got to do it. We live on 1 wage and have done for 3 years. Raising funds is NOT the accomplishment, making the decision is ;)


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Re: Life on the range
« Reply #26 on: July 20, 2012, 08:59:50 PM »
Well done guys, that sounds awesome. Livin' the dream! Keep us all updated.
Great article in CTA also :cup:

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