in the cemetery lol

it's a good thing Robert Clark's done for the community here

https://www.victrack.com.au/statewide-projects/project/box-hill-pedestrian-bridge-works#.Uhc0e38gS70

I do recall you talking about the dislocation to your community before Deb.  It is great to see that the work to remedy that is now complete.

Your friend must feel very satisfied with her involvement in lobbying for it's restoration or rebuilding.

Laney everyone's happy because it was really difficult for the elderly people to access it the way it had been left as there was nowhere for them to park

It's a nice old cemeterey too, the Myer family is in there, so people are always wanting to have a look

Hello everyone, sounds like you all had busy days but fun too.  WA is a beautiful place, only reason we left was because of the cold winters.

Would have been interesting having morning tea at the cemetery Debra and I'm glad you and the locals now have easier access.

Taken forever to sign in...

Hahaa Debra...yeah, I guess it's whatever your definition of "cold" is !!

Compared to qld......it's freezing.  I use to look like the michelin man, layers of clothes, gloves etc.  I did love the changing seasons and all the flowers popping up everywhere.

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@just_me_karen wrote:


I'm heading to rotunda town, I hope it warms up.

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JMK - you are being really slack ..... we have been waiting for a report from your visit to rotunda town 

I guess you could be caught with the same glitch as many of us experienced getting in here Karen.

No matter - you know how patient we all are 

I have never actually had a picnic in a cemetery...................but many a time we have BBQ'ed in a park next to a cemetery.................or...........eaten lunch in the car........parked in a country cemetery.

We even took the kids once to a park and BBQed and tried to claim some rellies in the cemetery next to us....................but it turned out they were not ours.

That has turned into a family joke..........."Do you remember the time Mum took us to meet the rellies............and they weren;t even ours"............