Here for the first time.

Hi to anyone that comes across this thread. It’s my first time here. Stay blessed! :heart:

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Welcome Win, just dive in and enjoy matron is always on hand till she locks us up at 9pm!!

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Hello there …welcome to the forum :pig:

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Hello winsondaniel and
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Hiya and welcome to the forum!
Feel free to wander about and explore, you’ll soon find your way around! :sunglasses::+1:

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Hi Mr Daniel the Winson and welcome to you. I little information. You are an American that I know. My dear wife is also from, there from Georgia. And I am a grumpy old Scotsman and retired. My field was electrical engineering and I travelled a bit including several US states. More later if you wish…

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Oh, thank you all for the warm receptions :heart: . Off to go and make new friends and pester them with boring chats about the American history and post-retirement life :blush:

Oh, I would definitely love to hear your story and share mine as well! can we chat about it here? or is there a way to chat through maybe direct private messages?

Thank you Thank you, Macy :heart: .

Thank you Morticia, uhmm, weird profile you have got, but quite irresistible nevertheless! much love from here!

Thank you Ambreeee

Thank you Chilliboot!

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Thanks Mr Daniel - may I call you Daniel ? And I’d like to stay with this forum. And you are a Relator ? I think would be called an Estate Agent here in UK. Where about are you, I mean which state? In UK we have different counties and we live Yorkshire now that we are retired but before that I have been around a bit - South Africa, Taiwan, Libya, Türkiye and so on. But The Orient Express was a bit special. If you ever have the chance…

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Your travels sound like a passport full of stories, South Africa, Taiwan, Libya, Türkiye… good grief, man, I’ve been to a few spots myself; Okinawa, Germany, and a memorable week in Derry, but I never got on the Orient Express. That’s a proper bucket-list trip. I can just picture it: steam hissing, silver service, and a bloke like you leaning out the window telling some border guard, “We’re just here for the pie.”.:sweat_smile::laughing:

Welcome .As you are on the other side of the pond do you know what an American bee is called? it is called a usb

Well thank you kindly, Daniel - mainly my job. Mostly it was a pleasure but now and again not so - when I was in Canada in the winter it was -16C/3F. Enough. Something else. Are you interested in photography? It’s a wee hobby for me. This is our street one evening: