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Dave The Man
Joined: 01 Apr 2005 Location: Someville, Victoria, Australia
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Joel wrote: | I'm also a local Dave. Five minutes walk from the beach.
Been here all my life apart from 3 years living in North Melbourne in my early 20s.
To be honest, I love living down here. Tourist season can make it difficult to get around, but I've learned to live with it as much as possible.
Tannin, you have assumed wrong. |
If - You live near the Beach. Yeah it can be busy but I found if you live away it is not as bad.
The new Peninsula Link helps with the Traffic a Bit _________________ I am Da Man
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Joel
Joined: 23 Mar 1999 Location: Mornington Peninsula
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Culprit wrote: | I will be heading down Saturday to set up on the Rye Foreshore once again. |
Good one. I hope you are nice to us locals. Many tourists tend to treat the place like a rubbish tip and are quiet rude.
When I was younger I worked in retail and I hated it at this time of year. |
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Joel
Joined: 23 Mar 1999 Location: Mornington Peninsula
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Dave The Man wrote: |
If - You live near the Beach. Yeah it can be busy but I found if you live away it is not as bad.
The new Peninsula Link helps with the Traffic a Bit |
True Dave.
Unfortunately it means I don't get down to Sorrento etc as much as I would like at this time of year. Instead of taking 20-25 mins on a normal day, it can take a couple of hours (even using the "back roads"). |
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Dave The Man
Joined: 01 Apr 2005 Location: Someville, Victoria, Australia
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Joel wrote: | Culprit wrote: | I will be heading down Saturday to set up on the Rye Foreshore once again. |
Good one. I hope you are nice to us locals. Many tourists tend to treat the place like a rubbish tip and are quiet rude.
When I was younger I worked in retail and I hated it at this time of year. |
Yeah - I hate that they come and think look down on the place and Just think that is not where they live. Plus they think they own the Place.
Makes me that they don’t Respect what great place it is like the Locals do _________________ I am Da Man |
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Dave The Man
Joined: 01 Apr 2005 Location: Someville, Victoria, Australia
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Joel wrote: | Dave The Man wrote: |
If - You live near the Beach. Yeah it can be busy but I found if you live away it is not as bad.
The new Peninsula Link helps with the Traffic a Bit |
True Dave.
Unfortunately it means I don't get down to Sorrento etc as much as I would like at this time of year. Instead of taking 20-25 mins on a normal day, it can take a couple of hours (even using the "back roads"). |
I never go down there much at this time of year and Did not Realise it being that bad
IF I go to the Beach at this time of year it is normally down to Morninton and I don’t think it’s that bad _________________ I am Da Man |
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Culprit
Joined: 06 Feb 2003 Location: Port Melbourne
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Joel wrote: | Culprit wrote: | I will be heading down Saturday to set up on the Rye Foreshore once again. |
Good one. I hope you are nice to us locals. Many tourists tend to treat the place like a rubbish tip and are quiet rude.
When I was younger I worked in retail and I hated it at this time of year. | Joel, the campers are not the issue. Once we set up and park, we walk every where. All sites have multiple bins and it's our home for multiple weeks. What we have is day trippers who come and treat the place like crap, leave their shit and we cop the blame, throw in Local and outside tradesmen who feel the bins at camping spots are set for them. We now have a facility to report rubbish dumpers.
Also all facilities are locked and require pin access to use and that has helped keep all amenities clean. We now have outside showers at all toilet blocks as well. Speed reduce to 4kmh, walking pace for safety.
I just have to deal with the RATS (Rye Anti Tourists) who honk their horns in protest |
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Dave The Man
Joined: 01 Apr 2005 Location: Someville, Victoria, Australia
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Culprit wrote: | Joel wrote: | Culprit wrote: | I will be heading down Saturday to set up on the Rye Foreshore once again. |
Good one. I hope you are nice to us locals. Many tourists tend to treat the place like a rubbish tip and are quiet rude.
When I was younger I worked in retail and I hated it at this time of year. | Joel, the campers are not the issue. Once we set up and park, we walk every where. All sites have multiple bins and it's our home for multiple weeks. What we have is day trippers who come and treat the place like crap, leave their shit and we cop the blame, throw in Local and outside tradesmen who feel the bins at camping spots are set for them. We now have a facility to report rubbish dumpers.
Also all facilities are locked and require pin access to use and that has helped keep all amenities clean. We now have outside showers at all toilet blocks as well. Speed reduce to 4kmh, walking pace for safety.
I just have to deal with the RATS (Rye Anti Tourists) who honk their horns in protest |
Yeah - The Day Trippers come down and think hey own the Place as they are only there for the Afternoon _________________ I am Da Man |
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Culprit
Joined: 06 Feb 2003 Location: Port Melbourne
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Dave The Man wrote: | Culprit wrote: | Joel wrote: | Culprit wrote: | I will be heading down Saturday to set up on the Rye Foreshore once again. |
Good one. I hope you are nice to us locals. Many tourists tend to treat the place like a rubbish tip and are quiet rude.
When I was younger I worked in retail and I hated it at this time of year. | Joel, the campers are not the issue. Once we set up and park, we walk every where. All sites have multiple bins and it's our home for multiple weeks. What we have is day trippers who come and treat the place like crap, leave their shit and we cop the blame, throw in Local and outside tradesmen who feel the bins at camping spots are set for them. We now have a facility to report rubbish dumpers.
Also all facilities are locked and require pin access to use and that has helped keep all amenities clean. We now have outside showers at all toilet blocks as well. Speed reduce to 4kmh, walking pace for safety.
I just have to deal with the RATS (Rye Anti Tourists) who honk their horns in protest |
Yeah - The Day Trippers come down and think hey own the Place as they are only there for the Afternoon | Dave they park in our spots and then crack it because they can't leave cause we have parked behind them. We say I don't know they must be at the beach swimming |
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Dave The Man
Joined: 01 Apr 2005 Location: Someville, Victoria, Australia
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Culprit wrote: | Dave The Man wrote: | Culprit wrote: | Joel wrote: | Culprit wrote: | I will be heading down Saturday to set up on the Rye Foreshore once again. |
Good one. I hope you are nice to us locals. Many tourists tend to treat the place like a rubbish tip and are quiet rude.
When I was younger I worked in retail and I hated it at this time of year. | Joel, the campers are not the issue. Once we set up and park, we walk every where. All sites have multiple bins and it's our home for multiple weeks. What we have is day trippers who come and treat the place like crap, leave their shit and we cop the blame, throw in Local and outside tradesmen who feel the bins at camping spots are set for them. We now have a facility to report rubbish dumpers.
Also all facilities are locked and require pin access to use and that has helped keep all amenities clean. We now have outside showers at all toilet blocks as well. Speed reduce to 4kmh, walking pace for safety.
I just have to deal with the RATS (Rye Anti Tourists) who honk their horns in protest |
Yeah - The Day Trippers come down and think hey own the Place as they are only there for the Afternoon | Dave they park in our spots and then crack it because they can't leave cause we have parked behind them. We say I don't know they must be at the beach swimming |
Well - Then they should not park there _________________ I am Da Man |
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Dave The Man
Joined: 01 Apr 2005 Location: Someville, Victoria, Australia
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Having Fun there Culprit?
Anyone else been down this holiday time? _________________ I am Da Man |
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Culprit
Joined: 06 Feb 2003 Location: Port Melbourne
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The usual weather for this time of year. Had a brutal day on the golf course on the windy day. Quiet NYE down here as they have shutdown Rye these days. |
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Dave The Man
Joined: 01 Apr 2005 Location: Someville, Victoria, Australia
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Culprit wrote: | The usual weather for this time of year. Had a brutal day on the golf course on the windy day. Quiet NYE down here as they have shutdown Rye these days. |
Which Golf Course did you play on?
Next Few Days will be Stinking Hot so the Beaches down there will be Packed _________________ I am Da Man |
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Culprit
Joined: 06 Feb 2003 Location: Port Melbourne
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Rosebud Country Club that game, off to St Andrews next week. Day tripper hell today. They will push for parking and trying to use campers toilets. I've already told one guy that they are not public but will let him use it for $50 |
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Dave The Man
Joined: 01 Apr 2005 Location: Someville, Victoria, Australia
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Culprit wrote: | Rosebud Country Club that game, off to St Andrews next week. Day tripper hell today. They will push for parking and trying to use campers toilets. I've already told one guy that they are not public but will let him use it for $50 |
Is that course the 1st Tee goes Down Hill?
Yeah - You would have the Day Trippers from Melbourne coming down and the Traffic be Mad. _________________ I am Da Man |
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Culprit
Joined: 06 Feb 2003 Location: Port Melbourne
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That's the one DTM. Great course and reasonable price. |
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