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  1. 22-09-2014, 02:51 PM #16
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    Oh mate, that is brilliant! You did a great job setting her up to succeed. Can I come next time? You had me at marshmallow!!!


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  3. 22-09-2014, 03:55 PM #17
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    Well done mate, you can't put a price on shared experiences like that. Both of you deserve a pat on the back ! ( and a marshmellow ! )
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    Awesome way to keep her keen and an enjoyable experience. Keep it up. Amazing how energetic they are.
    Can see Dougie bouncing along a track with Black Beauty and popping marshmallows


    Noticed her drink bottle with the roll back top and straw.
    Recently we took our little one to Nelson to meet Great Grandparents. Mid flight we got out the half filled bottle. Just like your one. Rolled back the top, straw straightens and a geyser of water came out. The difference in half filling the bottle at home and opening it in a pressurized cabin
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    Best post on the forum in ages. Warm fuzzies mate. Perhaps made all the more special as I know the Makahu area so well and have a 9 month old boy I can hardly wait to take on similar adventures. Big thumbs up GWH
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    Quote Originally Posted by sako75 View Post


    Noticed her drink bottle with the roll back top and straw.
    Recently we took our little one to Nelson to meet Great Grandparents. Mid flight we got out the half filled bottle. Just like your one. Rolled back the top, straw straightens and a geyser of water came out. The difference in half filling the bottle at home and opening it in a pressurized cabin
    Hehe, yes we discovered this too on a flight to aussie two xmas's ago. Gave my wife a hell of a fright ;-)
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  7. 22-09-2014, 08:34 PM #21
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    Awesome mate, I reckon I passed you on sunday arvo, recognise that vitara, I was on my way out from the hot springs, your vitara have a snorkel?
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    Gold. I tried to turn my daughter into a hunter too! Partially successful, son is right into it though.

    It's awesome to see them asleep in the car, aye.
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    Good on Ya GWH

    That's what life long memories are made of.

    I can still remember Hunting with my Old Man when I was just a few years older than your Daughter.

    Mark if your reading this "Don't Forget my Sprinkles and Mellows" on our next trip mate.

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    Nice work.Cant beat father and daughter times in the hills.Exactly what we did this last weekend.First hunt first deer.proud dad.Name: image.jpg Views: 339 Size: 935.1 KB
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    Quote Originally Posted by Monk View Post
    Nice work.Cant beat father and daughter times in the hills.Exactly what we did this last weekend.First hunt first deer.proud dad.Attachment 29398
    Awesome stuff Monk, i'm heading down your way, towards the south coast for a hunt this weekend with the bro and father in law actually, nice change of scenery ;-)
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    Quote Originally Posted by GWH View Post
    Awesome stuff Monk, i'm heading down your way, towards the south coast for a hunt this weekend with the bro and father in law actually, nice change of scenery ;-)


    Nice one.Awsome country down there.Good luck.
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    Great Stuff!!!
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    Simply fantastic GWH. Special in the extreme.
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    one of the better started topics. Now wait till she's 16yrs, like mine is and I'm waiting now to go to town to pick her up from her birthday Dinner with her friends. C'mon phone ring.
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    now that's what it's all about. awesome
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