MEET/BRUNCH - help support bushfire affected communities
Posted: Mon Mar 23, 2009 10:25 pm
Okay, so everyone is keen on catching up for a meet,
and most of us enjoy a cruise as well...
I was thinking we should use it as an opportunity to help
support some of the smaller bushfire affected communities.
Rather than spending our cash in some wanky beachside rich person suburb,
how about we spend it in communities & small businesses that need the tourist dollar.
This weekend I'm going to head out to visit some of the bushfire affected towns
and to find a suitable location for a Sunday Brunch meet.
I'll choose the first place (most likely the Kinglake region)
but was thinking I'll put it to a vote as to
whether we keep re-visiting the same restaurant/cafe
or whether we choose a different business/town each time.
If anyone has any friends or family that operate an eatery in the fire affected zone,
that could use the added business of our club stopping by every fortnight,
please suggest it here.
Actually, all suggestions & feedback on this topic would be appreciated.
cheers,
Gav
and most of us enjoy a cruise as well...
I was thinking we should use it as an opportunity to help
support some of the smaller bushfire affected communities.
Rather than spending our cash in some wanky beachside rich person suburb,
how about we spend it in communities & small businesses that need the tourist dollar.
This weekend I'm going to head out to visit some of the bushfire affected towns
and to find a suitable location for a Sunday Brunch meet.
I'll choose the first place (most likely the Kinglake region)
but was thinking I'll put it to a vote as to
whether we keep re-visiting the same restaurant/cafe
or whether we choose a different business/town each time.
If anyone has any friends or family that operate an eatery in the fire affected zone,
that could use the added business of our club stopping by every fortnight,
please suggest it here.
Actually, all suggestions & feedback on this topic would be appreciated.
cheers,
Gav