New Member from Walla WAlla

[A1CNick]

Hi, I'm A1CNick, from Walla Walla, WA. I've had my iPad 4 for about 3 weeks, now. I managed to get iBooks frozen up (stuck in the bookstore), and came here to find out how to fix the issue (soft reset did the trick!).I'm looking forward to being an occasional participant in this community.

 

[col.bris]

Welcome on board from Brisbane. By any chance is that a mining site? Glad you like the forum . Cheers


Colin
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[leelai]

Hi and welcome to the Forum!

Hi from Brissy also!

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[smalltowngirl13]

Hello and welcome to the forum!

 

[twerppoet]

Hi AICNick.

Nice to see someone so close by. Welcome to the forum.

 

[twerppoet]

Welcome on board from Brisbane. By any chance is that a mining site? Glad you like the forum . Cheers

It's a moderate sized city about 30 miles from where I live; the closest city of any real size. I go there once or twice a month, at a minimum; mosty to shop for important things like pet snacks and other stuff hard to find (cheaply) in Dayton.

This part of the country is mostly about agricultural products. Wheat, cows, and a scattering of other stuff.

Walla Walla, Washington - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

 

[leelai]

It's a moderate sized city about 30 miles from where I live; the closest city of any real size. I go there once or twice a month, at a minimum; mosty to shop for important things like pet snacks and other stuff hard to find (cheaply) in Dayton.

This part of the country is mostly about agricultural products. Wheat, cows, and a scattering of other stuff.

Walla Walla, Washington - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Gosh TP, and here I was thinking he may have been an Aussie. The name Walla Walla certainly sounds Aussie and I thought WA was Western Australia, a state here.

Thanks for this!

 

[twerppoet]

Gosh TP, and here I was thinking he may have been an Aussie. The name Walla Walla certainly sounds Aussie and I thought WA was Western Australia, a state here.

Thanks for this!

No problem. Walla Walla is a rather fun name.

And look! There is a Walla Walla in Australia. Looks like it might even predate the U.S. city, in name anyway.

Walla Walla, New South Wales - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

 

[col.bris]

Lol here we are thinking yu are an Aussie. When yu said WA I did thought Western Australia ph well we all make mistakes. Funny thing was I knew there was a place with that name in Australia just did not know where


Colin
iPad forums Administrator

 

[Samana]

Welcome to the forum! Can't wait to read some of your other posts!

-Samana

 

[leelai]

No problem. Walla Walla is a rather fun name.

And look! There is a Walla Walla in Australia. Looks like it might even predate the U.S. city, in name anyway.

Walla Walla, New South Wales - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

I just knew we did have a town called Walla Walla! Unusual name for a US city to me, but it is a great name!

I think I've even been through there, well I've certainly been to Wagga Wagga! Thank you again TP!

Col......I thought you felt the same too


Welcome again to you Nick! Great town you come from!

 

[squib]

Welcome to one of the friendliest places on earth! You will always find something to inspire you, to make you laugh, to awe you, and to inform you! And if you make a mistake you will find lots of people to help you out and find the reason and correction! YAY! Another member from the Pacific NW, but I'm above the 47th parallel, EH? You will love it here! Squib.a

 

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[The OB]

Love this thread! An absolute hoot. It's made my evening. Great people all around the world

 

[mdholm]

My parents and brother live in Walla Walla; I was just there last week! From there I went to Spokane, then Omak, before heading home to Vancouver (WA).