Moving to the Hudson Valley?
Jun 2nd 2022, 4:48 am
#1
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Moving to the Hudson Valley?
Hi all,
I'm a UK / US citizen with a 23 year back ground in US law enforment / civilian support now retired and living in the Hudson Valley area. If you are planing on moving up here I'm availble for advice or a friendly chat. <<<SNIP>>>
Joe C.
I'm a UK / US citizen with a 23 year back ground in US law enforment / civilian support now retired and living in the Hudson Valley area. If you are planing on moving up here I'm availble for advice or a friendly chat. <<<SNIP>>>
Joe C.
Last edited by Jerseygirl; Jun 2nd 2022 at 6:47 am. Reason: Looks a little spammy
Jun 2nd 2022, 4:59 am
#2
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Re: Moving to the Hudson Valley?
Hi Joe
I lived for 68 years in the Hudson Valley. Not a Brit but a Yank. Where about are you located. Westchester County? Dutchess County? Orange County?
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Rete
I lived for 68 years in the Hudson Valley. Not a Brit but a Yank. Where about are you located. Westchester County? Dutchess County? Orange County?
There is a Forum Rules site located under the masthead. Before posting again, please have a read.
Rete
Jun 2nd 2022, 5:32 am
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Joined: Dec 2001
Location: Dixie, ex UK
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Re: Moving to the Hudson Valley?
Hi Joe, welcome to BE. 
Typically the way things work here is that people post a question/ start a thread, and then members chip-in with advice based on their knowledge and experience, rather than people soliciting 1:1 advice. And as BE is a public forum, with appoximately 10 times or more people reading posts/ threads than the number of members who contribute to a thread, we feel that there is real value in generally keeping advice in the public threads. Furthermore, especially on the visas and immigration threads, giving advice privately is specifically discouraged.
Typically the way things work here is that people post a question/ start a thread, and then members chip-in with advice based on their knowledge and experience, rather than people soliciting 1:1 advice. And as BE is a public forum, with appoximately 10 times or more people reading posts/ threads than the number of members who contribute to a thread, we feel that there is real value in generally keeping advice in the public threads. Furthermore, especially on the visas and immigration threads, giving advice privately is specifically discouraged.
