by Rosemary Penwarden
About 30 people and five or six dogs of all ages came down to the river bank on Orokonui Road, amongst the newly planted WOO (Waitati Open Orchards) fruit trees, for a lovely Christmas brunch of yummy home-made cakes, scones, buckwheat pikelets, elderflower cordial, freshly brewed tea and various other edibles and drinkables. No stress, no tinsel, and plenty of sunshine and interesting company. That's my idea of a good Christmas.
(PS: Are you missing a plate, bowl, glass, etc from Christmas day? Please ring Rosemary, 482 2831).
[A photo accompanies this article -- but I'm not sure what to do with photos. Laurence]
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