Aug 26, 2020
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Finally managed to wake up early enough to do a morning walk before work! It’s gonna be a two walk day for these puppies 3 for me cause I had a little walk on my lunch break too
Life is better by the water 🌊🖤
Is There Anything More Australian?
Is There Anything More Australian?
I can’t believe in such a short time a company has been able to create a universally accepted Australian tradition. I’m of course speaking of the Bunnings bbq. It would be un-Australian to not have at least once in your life had a sausage sandwich and a can of drink from there.
The bbq is run by a different charity each week though the menu and prices are universal. Charities book sometimes six…
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Today we went to the Newcastle Farmers, Growers and Makers market. the market is nearly 100% organic if that matters to you. There were so many fruit and vegetable stalls. Entry is free though parking is only $2. People still parked outside the Showground and were being fined for illegal parking which is stupid when. parking is so cheap and plentiful.
The fruit and vegetable being all organic aren’t the prettiest and you get odd sizes at times. There was not a lot of variety I believe due to being winter at the moment. You had all the usual fruits and vegetable though unlike the supermarkets there were no imported goods as they are all locally grown, Obviously!
The food available onsite comprised of stalls and food trucks and the smells were amazing. The had food from nearly all corners of the globe on sale even Afghanistan! All the food venues looked. clean and I would actually be shocked if you were to fall ill from the food.
The market itself was a little hard to navigate due to the amount of people shopping. You will also need to bring your own bags as they didn’t seem to be provided at all, I may be wrong. Here are some photos.
Newcastle Farmers, Growers and Makers Market. Today we went to the Newcastle Farmers, Growers and Makers market. the market is nearly 100% organic if that matters to you.
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Back in Omaha. I was able to stop at Lake McConaughey and see my old bosses! I stopped at the office and no one was there so I thought I missed them. Decided to run down to the parking lot that was all blocked off (the birds are nesting there because the water is so high) and there they were! Got to see some birds and chatted with my old guys for a while. Turned down a lunch date so I could get back on the road.
I stopped for coffee at a Casey’s in Kearney. 6 coffee choices, 4 creamer choices, and 4 other flavor things to add. I was really impressed with the options!
Already have a couple interviews lined up!
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Lachlan Shire Library
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Images: (Clockwise from main) Children's library at Lithgow City Library in the mid 1950; the loans desk at the newly opened Charlestown Library, a branch of Lake Macquarie City Library, in 1981; Leeton Shire Free Public Library in the 1960s; Balmain Library,a branch of Leichhardt Library Service, in 1978; and the Information desk at Moorebank Library, a branch of Liverpool City Library, in 1988-89.
We had our first plover chicks yesterday!