Thank you all for joining in with this,it is interesting to see where you all come from, i hope it gets a few people together, i wonder who will be the furthest away from DCM HQ.....?

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Maybe me in the UK? Outside Banff in Morayshire (3 properties within 2 miles)


Tom`s website

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Hi Jakob, Leicester now but Germany for Xmas and New Zealand for the first month of the year.

Hi Everyone !

I am from Pretoria, South Africa

Dave,

I am two hours east of Portland (about 120 miles, sorry, I can't convert that), halfway between Portland and Walla Walla (the town so famous they named it twice).

I drive to Portland two or three times a month
on business. Never drive through the Columbia River Gorge without your camera. Much scenery and many picture opportunities.

Your wife is right about the taxes. Just a short drive across the river from Washington to Oregon and you save 7 or 8 percent on every purchase.

Good luck on your move and welcome to Washington.

Greg

Hi All
Llanelli SWales

Greg,

120 miles is 120 miles we still use miles for road distances.

We drive along The Gorge quite often as my wifes' sister and her husband live in Walla Walla

whot smell apart from candy floss and toffee apples from cleethorpes GREAT GRIMSBY is smell free

never mind the fresh fish you should have sampled GRIMSBY FISH MEAL in its prime

I'm from Hertfordshire. Really enjoying this thread.

Hi POPS, whereabouts in Herts are you from, so far it's only you and me

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I'm from Loughton in Essex

Childhood spent in Norfolk and Suffolk. For the past 35 years I've lived in the Cambridgeshire fens where the only hills that feature in my photos are molehills.

Hello....I am around 30 minutes drive from the wonderful Peak district, Derbyshire. Always out taking pics (with my 300D) of this wonderful part of the country. Merry Christmas to all of you..............Mick

I'm in Woodbridge, deep in sleepy Suffolk. Moved here 20 years ago and still trying to understand the language!

Sitting here at work in Stone, Staffordshire but home is on the Staffordshire/Shropshire border.

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