Monthly Archives: July 2012

It wouldn’t be a farmers market without the farmers. Thanks for coming!

On the 4th Saturday of every month, Bathurst hosts a farmers market in the grounds of our historic showground. I take my hat off to the producers who turn up each month, especially in the depths of winter because the showground is so so so so cold! The pavilions were built in the late 1800s [...]

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A tale of friendship that keeps getting lost but keeps getting found

I am elated tonight. I will tell you why in a moment but before I get to that I need to give you a little background. As a young 23 year old, I traveled through Europe largely on my own for a few months. At the very tail end of it I headed to Istanbul [...]

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Baby calves and winter colours from Oberon

Steve has been regaling us with stories of the baby calves out at his mum’s farm over the past few weeks… So I sent he and Maddy on a little photo assignment yesterday. Oberon is about 40 minutes from Bathurst and much higher. It’s one of the coldest areas in our part of the world. [...]

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