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What do you enjoy that is free or under $5?
- Thread starter SteveBrickNJ
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We all need footwear, socks and to drink water. So....If your drive to the start of the hiking is only an hour or less, then that counts
StarWarsGirl
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- In the Parks
- No
StarWarsGirl
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- In the Parks
- No
Ricky Spanish
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I was gonna say the free brewery tour at Miller in Milwaukee, which included free samples.
But I have not been there in a few years and just found out they now charge $10 for the tour!
But I have not been there in a few years and just found out they now charge $10 for the tour!
Monday thru Friday it is free to park and to enter Allaire State Park and Historic Village. I enjoyed doing that this morning.(Friday 8/16)
LondonGopher
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Good thread idea!
I live in London - and my family enjoys attending concerts and shows for free. The BBC always needs bums in seats for radio and television programmes. We've seen many classical and jazz concerts - and a few quiz shows. A good - and totally free - night out in our very expensive city!
Also available for folks in Glasgow, Manchester, Belfast & Cardiff. Just search "BBC Shows Tours".
I live in London - and my family enjoys attending concerts and shows for free. The BBC always needs bums in seats for radio and television programmes. We've seen many classical and jazz concerts - and a few quiz shows. A good - and totally free - night out in our very expensive city!
Also available for folks in Glasgow, Manchester, Belfast & Cardiff. Just search "BBC Shows Tours".
Thanks for complimenting this thread. I enjoyed your post and I envy your opportunity to see so many BBC programmes live- in person☺Good thread idea!
I live in London - and my family enjoys attending concerts and shows for free. The BBC always needs bums in seats for radio and television programmes. We've seen many classical and jazz concerts - and a few quiz shows. A good - and totally free - night out in our very expensive city!
Also available for folks in Glasgow, Manchester, Belfast & Cardiff. Just search "BBC Shows Tours".
StarWarsGirl
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- In the Parks
- No
Fridays. 5 pm
KBLovedDisney
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Passing out on the couch alongside the hubs after a long day at work, after eating a big meal and binge watching a random show we've seen a hundred times.
All summer long you could get any size soda at McDonald's for just a dollar
The promotion is still ongoing
The promotion is still ongoing
I just thought of yet another thing I enjoy that is free.
Singing.
I sang a solo in 6pm church tonight.
Priceless
Singing.
I sang a solo in 6pm church tonight.
Priceless
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Working out in the gym. $20 monthly membership which is less than $1 a day.The title says it all. Can't wait to read what people enjoy doing that doesn't cost a thing. Or if you have an activity that is dirt cheap then go ahead and share that as well.......Edit a couple of hours later: Something you do or something you enjoy in everyday life. NOT when you are on vacation out of state. Thanks
epcotisbest
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There is a whitewater river just north of us and sometimes we will go up there and hike down to a section of class five rapids and watch the rafters and kayakers attemp to make it through. Very entertaining.
Sometimes we'll even take a picnic with us, but then you have costs associated with the meal, especially if we stop for takeout instead of packing our own sandwiches, but, you gotta eat either way.
There is still the cost of gas to get there, but only about a 30 minute drive, so a couple of gallons of gas makes it not exactly free, but close enough.
Sometimes we'll even take a picnic with us, but then you have costs associated with the meal, especially if we stop for takeout instead of packing our own sandwiches, but, you gotta eat either way.
There is still the cost of gas to get there, but only about a 30 minute drive, so a couple of gallons of gas makes it not exactly free, but close enough.
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Paterson Great Falls National Park has free parking and no entrance fee. 
Goofyernmost
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Under $5.00 would be the decadent, probably unhealthy, mystery meat that is the habit forming McDonald's McRib. Love the fall while everyone else is looking at foliage for free, I am absorbing my McRibs. I see the foliage too, but it's on my way to McDonald's. 
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John park hopper
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I though NJ just had oil refineries, chemical plants and decaying cities (joking) Looks absolutely gorgeous. The wife is from southern Jersey-- farm land and the Jersey shore
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