Mark Ponyboy Peters
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@Al Norris Thank you so much ❤️
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January 2003 - Matt - Ours was a future as yet unwritten. There was no preordained path for us to follow now, and such plans that our families once had for their beloved offspring were now banished to the past, with a new future and new plans to be all of our own choosing. As we wound our way along a snaking mountain road, through forests so green, beneath skies so blue, I couldn't help but feel liberated, despite what it was that I was leaving behind . . . well
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Leaving home for the first time and heading out into the big, wide world to forge a life for yourself can be a daunting thing for anyone . . . unless, of course, you have your best friends right there beside you, sharing the experience with you, the ups and downs, the highs and lows . . . We first met Matt and Luke, Tim and Guy, and all of their friends in After We Danced, The Rip and Song For Guy. Now they are living together in the small town of Thompsonville, a place they had quickly come to love . . . and their adventures have begun!
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Thank you @KKirk. Your comments are greatly appreciated.
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@Summerabbacat are you trying to make me cry or something? Thank you!
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Thank you @Ivor Slipper. And yes, there is much to look forward to I think!
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Thank you so much for your very kind words! ❤️❤️❤️
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When the boys finally arrived at the car park at Hidden Beach they found the place to be deserted, with not a soul in sight. ‘That’s unusual, especially during the holidays,’ Nate remarked as he looked around at the empty car park. ‘There’s usually someone around here on days like this.’ ‘Maybe everyone knew we wanted the place to ourselves today?’ ‘Dream on, poof!’ Nate laughed, while giving Danny a playful shove with his shoulder, which caused Danny to look at him sharply. He co
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I could live with that! haha
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If we ever make a movie out of this, the soundtrack is going to be an absolute killer!!! Maybe we need to start a go fund me campaign? Hahaha!
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For now I just think Danny wants Jake to take him to this "Tropical Loveland" so you can "Rock Me" and "Bang a Boomerang" 😄
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There's always something though, right? 😛
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It is a crying shame that I can't use two emoticons to respond to this comment ... a heart and a laugh! 💓 😂 Maybe that will have to do! Thank you!
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Thank you! I was about 10 or 12 when I visited the place ... talk about an eye-opener for a young country kid! haha I need to go and visit the place again. It has been a while!
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After leaving Jake, Danny rode hard for Nate’s place. There was still a great deal he needed to organise, but he needed to make sure that he had Nate on the same page as him before going much further. He found Nate in the back shed helping out Lachie, but as soon as Nate saw his friend he could tell that something was up. ‘Sorry, I’ve gotta go, Lachie,’ he said to his brother, before joining Dan at the door of the shed. ‘What’s up?’ he said to Danny, who appeared to be chewing on his b
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I am sure we are all guilty of that crime 😛
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Ya think? 😊 We can only hope that Josh can be a bit better organised than the rest of us!
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Despite the impending upheaval in his life and the many new experiences he was enjoying, Danny was asleep almost before his head had hit the pillow, with thoughts of exciting and erotic adventures soon filling his mind. At some time during the night he woke to find his bedroom flooded with light coming in through his window, accompanied by the familiar rumble of Brad’s prime mover. For a few moments he watched as shadows danced across the walls of his bedroom and he listened for any other s
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Yeah, but we knew what to expect with Dundee, didn't we? H&A started as a great show that dealt with real issues. Now it's just cringe-worthy melodrama! There have been a few storylines in recent years I have liked, namely the gay issue a few years ago (which I thought was handled well but cut too short) but overall it just pisses me off! LOL
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Danny spotted Jake’s panel van as soon as he rode through the gates of the caravan park. It was parked outside the same cabin that Jake had stayed in the last time he was in town, so he quickly sped down the road and pulled to a stop outside the cabin, dropping his bike on the grassy verge. ‘Are you there, Jake?’ he called out, and before he had even reached the cabin door it opened to reveal Jake standing there with wet hair, wearing only a towel. A few drops of water were still dripping d
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Don't do it! Whatever you do, don't go searching for "Home and Away" !!!
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I actually used to like it back in its early years ... but it just seems to get worse with each passing year. Unfortunately, like you, I have to endure "listening" to it every now and then, and unfortunately my headphones don't drown it all out unless I have what I'm listening to (music or a show) turned up so loud its unbearable. Sooner they take it off the air the happier i'll be! haha
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Faaarrk ... don't get me started on Summer Bay! WORST show on television these days ... those writers should be shot! **End of Rant**
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Nimbin is a real place. Google it (try Nimbin New South Wales). My father's best friend was the police sargent there at the time this story is set ... I remember us visiting there when I was about 10 or 12 ... mind blowing! lol
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Haha ... not quite @Summerabbacat 😛 Mark
