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Late October, early November, is one of my favourite times to take a walk along the streets of Windsor. Not only are the Jacaranda trees in full blossom the streets are laden with a carpet of purple.
Take the time over the next few days to wander the streets of Windsor as it is a once in a year opportunity and not to be missed.
Let me know your best vantage point for viewing and where your favourite trees grow.
Rachael 🙂
Tomorrow is a day of remembrance. If you were thinking of attending a Service I have attached the Commemoration Services in the Hawkesbury as provided by Louise Markus MP, thanks Louise.
I may see you at one of the Commemoration Services.
Lest we Forget.
Rachael
Roads and Maritime Service (RMS) is looking at adopting Option 1 – a high level bridge 35 metres downstream of the existing bridge. (click link below to read the full)
As such they will be conducting achaelogical and geotechnical investigations on and around Windsor Bridge commencing on 23rd April, 2012.
If you have any questions in regards to these enquiries the best person to contact is Roy Surace on 02 9352 9549.
Have a great week.
Rachael 🙂
A move by group Community Action for Windsor Bridge (CAWB) to use the International Sand Sculpting Competition as a way to boost signatures for a petition against the new Windsor Bridge proposal has frustrated some local residents.” says Anna Yeo of Hawkesbury Gazette
Windsor Business Group member, Max Jarman said the Windsor Bridge proposal was the only way to go. He feared that without it Windsor would die.
Michael Milman said “they weren’t aware….it’s not that Heart of the Hawkesbury supports what this group is trying to achieve…we support their right for a democracy”
Read more, click link below
Petition Opportunity Knocks”
source: Hawkesbury Gazette
