Leaving behind chilly Bellingen, where beanie and gloves were de rigeur this morning (Wednesday), for me, I headed to Urunga to see how the school holidays were unfolding there …
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What I found was not only a glorious sunny day that had me down to my T-shirt in no time, but heaps of kids, parents, grandparents, family groups and friends enjoying the ambience of the riverside town.
I also had a good look at how the dredging is going for the long-awaited Urunga Lido. It looks like there is still quite a bit of work to do but it is exciting to see it evolving after all these years.
Here’s how to send us your school holiday photos
We can’t be everywhere, so please feel free to share your holiday snaps with us … we will do our best to get them online and/or in an print edition of the Courier Sun.
Use the form below and remember to include the names of the people pictured in the caption. And don’t forget to tell us what is happening in the photo and where it was taken.
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Journalism was always my plan but plans being what they are, I did not get to realise it until my early 40s ... and have loved every minute since. For me community journalism is the most intimate and honest place to be in this field - telling the stories of people I live with, side-by-side, every day. It is an honour.
Journalism was always my plan but plans being what they are, I did not get to realise it until my early 40s ... and have loved every minute since. For me community journalism is the most intimate and honest place to be in this field - telling the stories of people I live with, side-by-side, every day. It is an honour.
