Hi Don, You appear to have put your email address as your username, is that what you intended to do? It is generally considered to be a bad idea as it can then be harvested and your level of spam could increase. If you want to change your username pleae PM me with an alternative and I'll change it. Regards Bryan
Hi Bryan, My computing skills are not very good and it takes me some time to work out the system when I join a new site. :Confused: I can't figure out how to PM you but could you change my user name to "Don Madge" please. Thanks for the welcome, I recognise a few names from the other MH forums, My little old Timberland is a bit out of place on this site but we did have an A Class Laika before the dreaded over 70 medical struck four years ago. We've been to Morocco a few times, it is a fabulous place, the people are wonderful but if you have never been to a third world country it can be a bit of a culture shock at first. If anybody needs advice on Turkey/Greece or Eastern Europe I have plenty of first hand info. Don
Hi Don - Good to see you posting No one is considered "out of place" here, its not that type of site....all are welcome regardless of what type of motorhome they have, we even have a couple of members who don't have one at all. Re PMs....if you click on a users name at the side of a post or on the member list you will see a link to send a PM to them. Its all pretty user-friendly once you get the hang of it
Hi Don I love your Timberland, many times I wish I had one for those really out of the way places where an RV can't go.. Such is life, unfortunately 'one size does not fit all' Jim
Don, I've changed your username, you now need to login with 'Don Madge' and your normal password. Regards Bryan
Hi Don This site is for people who share a common interest, not for the categorisation of vehicles, everyone is welcome here matey We look forward to hearing some of your many stories (I have read some on another website and they are great) and you do have a wealth of information to share with our members As Jim says, sometimes the RVs are just not practical when you see that little lane leading down to a secluded beach Keith
