Comments on: Meeting a huge success! http://www.sydneycityfarm.org/blog/2008/07/19/meeting-a-huge-success/ Just another WordPress weblog Tue, 06 Jan 2009 03:57:07 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 By: Arnold http://www.sydneycityfarm.org/blog/2008/07/19/meeting-a-huge-success/#comment-1173 Arnold Mon, 25 Aug 2008 02:15:40 +0000 http://www.sydneycityfarm.org/blog/?p=27#comment-1173 Thanks for information. My buddy advice to visit you. <a href="http://bride-makeup.ru" rel="nofollow"></a>Intresting. Subscribed on RSS! Want to read your blog more and more! Thanks for information. My buddy advice to visit you. Intresting. Subscribed on RSS! Want to read your blog more and more!

]]> By: Celia Waldron http://www.sydneycityfarm.org/blog/2008/07/19/meeting-a-huge-success/#comment-995 Celia Waldron Sun, 03 Aug 2008 04:00:49 +0000 http://www.sydneycityfarm.org/blog/?p=27#comment-995 I was amazed at the meeting response well done, given what I think was limited publicity. I heard about it only on the saturday morning and contacted another friend who was equally delighted at the prospect. My background is from former farming in the Riverina and the corporate world nationally, running conferences, and more recently Continuing Education, Professional Development at UNSW faculty of the built environment. I am familiar with the Abbotsford project in Melbourne and was stunned that the site at Callan Park has been "empty" and unused for so long. Amazing that in this city it has survived. I am passionately supportive of the concept and will do all I can to assist. The Everliegh project has been reasonably successful in a precarious fight to retain such another incredible patch of early Australian history. I am much more confident that politicians will be forced to listen to rational, committed individuals and organisations. It would be another criminal act to losse that at too to developers. Please do let me know how I can assist, apart from now which is critical but I will also be a useful hands on as the project cmes to fruition behind a spade, fencing tools, planting and on. best wishes Celia Waldron I was amazed at the meeting response well done, given what I think was limited publicity. I heard about it only on the saturday morning and contacted another friend who was equally delighted at the prospect.

My background is from former farming in the Riverina and the corporate world nationally, running conferences, and more recently Continuing Education, Professional Development at UNSW faculty of the built environment. I am familiar with the Abbotsford project in Melbourne and was stunned that the site at Callan Park has been “empty” and unused for so long. Amazing that in this city it has survived. I am passionately supportive of the concept and will do all I can to assist. The Everliegh project has been reasonably successful in a precarious fight to retain such another incredible patch of early Australian history. I am much more confident that politicians will be forced to listen to rational, committed individuals and organisations. It would be another criminal act to losse that at too to developers.

Please do let me know how I can assist, apart from now which is critical but I will also be a useful hands on as the project cmes to fruition behind a spade, fencing tools, planting and on.

best wishes Celia Waldron

]]> By: Herma Sieper http://www.sydneycityfarm.org/blog/2008/07/19/meeting-a-huge-success/#comment-972 Herma Sieper Fri, 01 Aug 2008 00:36:42 +0000 http://www.sydneycityfarm.org/blog/?p=27#comment-972 Unfortunately, I was in Canberra the week of the meeting. Congratulations on the turn-out. It would be a great benefit to the whole community to have such a farm in Callan Park grounds. Our city needs to keep as much open space for general use as possible. Looking forward to the next event. Unfortunately, I was in Canberra the week of the meeting. Congratulations on the turn-out. It would be a great benefit to the whole community to have such a farm in Callan Park grounds. Our city needs to keep as much open space for general use as possible. Looking forward to the next event.

]]> By: Sally Lloyd http://www.sydneycityfarm.org/blog/2008/07/19/meeting-a-huge-success/#comment-954 Sally Lloyd Tue, 29 Jul 2008 23:26:50 +0000 http://www.sydneycityfarm.org/blog/?p=27#comment-954 It was good to hear the proposal from those at the top but as with Callan Park issues in the past it takes a lot of meetings, demonstrations and time to even grab the interest of policians. I've written to Verity Firth on numerous occasions and did receive a reply last time which I'll forward to you. It was good to hear the proposal from those at the top but as with Callan Park issues in the past it takes a lot of meetings, demonstrations and time to even grab the interest of policians. I’ve written to Verity Firth on numerous occasions and did receive a reply last time which I’ll forward to you.

]]> By: Adele Massey http://www.sydneycityfarm.org/blog/2008/07/19/meeting-a-huge-success/#comment-953 Adele Massey Tue, 29 Jul 2008 23:20:27 +0000 http://www.sydneycityfarm.org/blog/?p=27#comment-953 Fantastic, i was away on holidays but really looking forward to being involved in the future. Regards Adele Fantastic, i was away on holidays but really looking forward to being involved in the future.

Regards
Adele

]]> By: Tanya Fox http://www.sydneycityfarm.org/blog/2008/07/19/meeting-a-huge-success/#comment-952 Tanya Fox Tue, 29 Jul 2008 23:15:51 +0000 http://www.sydneycityfarm.org/blog/?p=27#comment-952 We need a place in the city that supports the well-being of the community. Somewhere that people can enjoy and benefit from living and learning sustainable practices. I know how much better it makes me feel to live in a community that is conscious and supportive of health and sustainable practices We need a place in the city that supports the well-being of the community. Somewhere that people can enjoy and benefit from living and learning sustainable practices. I know how much better it makes me feel to live in a community that is conscious and supportive of health and sustainable practices

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