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25 Jan 2015
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Location: King's Lynn UK
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What can't you live with out?
Just been looking round the world. Gave me an idea of the things that to me are not that important, but to others they can't live with out.
So what thing could you not live with out. Let's say five item's.
And a list of thing's that you live with out. That most people have.
I'll stay my hand and see what other's say.
John933
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To buy petrol in Europe. Pull up at station. Wait. Get out a 20 Euro note, then ask someone to fill up the bike. Give person money. Ride away. Simple.
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25 Jan 2015
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There is just one that I can't live without....my motorbike!!!!!
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25 Jan 2015
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My Freedom and my health.
Anything else is a bonus.
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25 Jan 2015
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Join Date: Oct 2014
Location: Brunei
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After air, water and food:
Passport
Money
Truck
Camera
Pen and paper
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EurasiaOverland a memoir of one quarter of a million kilometres by road through all of the Former USSR, Western and Southern Asia.
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Yes Freedom:
Passport,
Netbook for earning money anywere
Camera
Small tent to be independent and malaria proof
Motorbike? I kepp buying them when i need them and sell them if i fly somewere else.
Things i dont need:
Kredit and other expensive contracts
New phone or telephone contract
Job / Boss
Expensive House
Brand clothes
Fancy car
http://afrikamotorrad.de/?report=en_transafrika
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26 Jan 2015
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Can't live without -
Bike
Fuel
Full wallet
Tools
& a direction to start (quite often, a flip of a coin)
Can do without -
the damn phone
household chores
the wife
work hassles
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My memory is becoming that good, I should be able to organise my own surprise party soon
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27 Jan 2015
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Join Date: Jul 2010
Location: Cotes d'Armor, France.
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Most important things I can`t live without are:-
My health,
My heated vest,
My ability to laugh at myself.
Maps,
Tea.
Do without:-
Religion,
Mobile Phone,
Ipod,
debt,
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-''It is better to walk alone than with a crowd going in the wrong direction''. ( Herman Siu)
-'' Live life then give life '' ( www.lltgl.org.uk)
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18 Feb 2015
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My bike
Rum
Cigars
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18 Feb 2015
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Can't do without. Family
Africa
Overland rig
Fishing,boats
Optics,camera
Can do without. Religion
Politics
Full time job
Pollution
Gossip
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