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Post by Roehm3108 on Jul 25, 2024 8:00:18 GMT 10
Few noticed that yesterday was the 20th birthday of our Forum. How time flies!
From a fledgling group gathering information on caravans and caravanning of yesteryear, it has grown to a world-renown authority on the subject. I would be remiss not to mention the guiding hand of our current administrator DonRicardo who has done so much research and gathering together of information over so many years. Thank you Richard! Another stalwart who has been a member since Day 1 (I think) is our oldest member "cobber" who has also been a great contributor to this Forum.
This forum will only get stronger with your support and input, so don't forget to add your contribution.
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Post by shesgotthelook on Jul 25, 2024 9:00:08 GMT 10
Well what an achievement! I am truly grateful for all I have learned from this forum, the friends I have made & the adventures I have had. Congratulations. ![](https://i.postimg.cc/XJ3qMXZK/Screenshot-2024-07-25-at-8-44-20-AM.png)
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Post by cobber on Jul 25, 2024 9:53:43 GMT 10
Struth ! A 20 year old Australian vintage caravan forum, that must have been a first in the country. Many old caravans of all makes and models rescued and restored over that time, many trips and tours organised, many friendships formed. Much has been learned about the pioneers of the industry, and as you say Roehm3108 DonRicardo has done so much to gather and organise that information in the DHL section of the forum so that reliable information can now be accessed by people world wide.
Many of the original members of the forum are still members and occasional lurkers no doubt but like that cobber bloke you mentioned don’t have much to say these days, in his case maybe he realises he is getting older and doesn’t know as much about the subject as he once thought he did 🙄
Long live the forum.
Cobber.
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