Fish & Chips back

Day started early - needed to feed the calves and finish the mowing before the expected heavy rain hits. The season is so good we need to mow every few days but actually battle to get it done each week. There are a couple of white faced herons who appear to be nesting nearby. Our front yard seems to offer plenty of nourishment.
John did a few hours in the tractor shifting the logs left by the tree cutters. He has piled them up away from the house block but not too far so we can easily split them for next year’s firewood.
When John Capewell visits he often brings up a couple of Elaine’s lovely nut loaves. John loves them. Found one in the freezer today - just the thing for afternoon tea and it tasted as if she had just baked it.
Restrictions allow for up to 70 people outside so it was decided we could hold a fish & chip night at the Molyullah sports ground which gives the community a chance to farewell our friends Geoff and Bronwyn Foreman. Geoff was our CFA Captain and Bronwyn the Secretary to the Hall Committee. They are going to live in WA to be closer to family.
Great to see friends and neighbours again and the $5 fish & chips were up to par.Læs mere