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The Brickworks Picnic 2010…

Thank goodness for friends with cameras.  We`ll share some of their photos in the next few days – these are all from friend Natalie who was also a cracker maker (we`ll share more this week including beyond the view of our own booth – there was a lot of work, eating, drinking, story telling and sharing – this left little room for picture-taking which is probably the way it should be):

That`s Paul in the background above – he was a super help and so much fun to share the day with – we`re used to standing on the `other side` of the table and the perspective was neat.  Starting the day with a glass of cider above – Dana bites in to her favourite thing of the day (this was an excited face) below.

Sue is in the background above – cracker consultant and also a great hand before and during the event.  She was super.

The artist proof of our poster series (more details to come – still some tinkering left):

Getting to the end:

Several asked for the recipe on how we prepared this – we will add it later this week and explain exactly what it was then (for now we`re writing as little as possible and taking a few days to digest – and slow down).

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Dana
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despite the ridiculous look on my face…i am enjoying myself immensely….just sayin’!

Rose
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Great pics! Wish i could have been there – Kev is still raving about the experience.

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