Thank you...............................

To all my regular visitors from Australia and overseas,

My great gratitude for continually visiting the blog. My apology for not posting anything for awhile, life has been chaotic school assignments, portfolio to prepare, community responsibilities and being a main carer that just nothing left for me to breath. Slowly I will be able to keep up everything. For the main time, for those who are interested I have combine the workshop onto one because it was hard for me to manage both project on top of my full -time study and other responsibilities.

However don't be disappointed I have organized for next year workshop please visit the link: http://www.jelinahaines.com/, this link will give you all the details for the next workshop. If you are interested of joining with us please make your inquiry now and secure your place as we only offering limited places.

Attach is the marketing cover image for the next workshop.

The workshop will be run for 5 days and 4 nights on 06 - 09 September 2010

Re-scheduled

To all our prospective guest/participants,

Due to time constraint and only manage to attract 2 attendees the 'Caring for Country: Restoring Land and Cultural Understanding - ecological workshop at the Coorong' has been re-scheduled on the 6th - 9th of October 2009.

Also we no longer camping, you will be accommodated at Dormitories and for those who book in first you will stay at the newly built eco cabin (shared accommodation). There are only 4 eco-cabins so better hurry up (see image). The full-length windows of eco-cabins are designed to fully enjoyed the afternoon sunsets without stepping outside. Coorong Wilderness Lodge is situated where sunset is in full view and clear sky is perfect for star gazing.


Eco-cabins


Coorong sunset
Photographs by Jelina Haines

4 weeks to go

photograph by Malcolm Haines

To all our valued followers, the Caring for Country: Restoring Land and Cultural Understanding ecological workshop is only 4 weeks away.

If you are intend to join with us, please contact us ASAP to secure your place.

One month to go

To all prospective participants,

We just want you to know that it's only a month to go with the 'Caring for Country: Restoring Land and Cultural Understanding workshop' and it is advisable that you have to let us know if you are interested of joining with us.The deadline for registration of interest is due on the 5th (September) and to secure your booking is due on the 12th (September) and the final payment is due on the 18th of September.This will give us time to secure the booking for the bus as well. We can assure you that this workshop will be your memorable one.

Please don't hesitate to contact us ASAP.

Two months to go

To all our valued visitors and prospective participants,
The 'Caring for Country: Restoring Land and Cultural Understanding' workshop is past approaching, please don't hesitate to contact us for further information and securing your place as we only offering limited places.


(c)mhaines2009

Friendly reminder

Just a friendly reminder to our prospective guest, the 'Caring for Country: Restoring Land and Cultural Understanding workshop is fast approaching. Please don't hesitate to contact us via email or over the phone and we can send you the booking form for the workshop. Contact us ASAP as we only offering limited places and to secure your place a deposit is required and it is due on the 14th of September and the final payment for the workshop is due on the 20th September.

Looking forward of seeing you on the day.

Caring for Country: Restoring the Land and Cultural Understanding workshop

The following images were taken during our last workshop trip.


Joan was in-charge on the driving and Jill (front passenger)

First stop at Tailembend, re-fuel and had a break for a coffee then hit the road again. Second stop, Meningie on time for our lunch break, without realizing that I forgotten this delicious platters that I bought the day before (cursing myself for an hour), the funny thing was when i did the food shopping for this trip I ordered the platters the day before and arrived back home, realized I forgotten the platters, went back to the shop and the shop lady forgotten it too, so we wait till she finished preparing it. So, this delicious platter wasn't meant to be eaten for our trip and I think we meant to purchase our lunch at the Meningie Bakery, we made the owner happy though by buying our lunch in the bakery.

If you are thinking going to Meningie in South Australia don't forget to stop by at Meningie bakery.


Third stop at Camp Coorong, meeting Uncle Neville and introducing Jill to everybody.


At last we arrived at our destination at the Coorong Wilderness Lodge at Hacks Point, South Australia and we were greeted with this panoramic view of the peninsula.


Our first night camping


Our surprises just starting we had a surprise visit from Uncle Neville.

I will post some of the images later on, so keep visiting the CBRP blog.

Message from Jelina

PDF

Hi

Converted the powerpoint file for the presentation describing the workshop to a pdf file and added a link to it . It's under 'useful links. Just follow the link and when the filecube page opens, down the bottom there is a 'download file' link. Use this.

I'm just using filecube as a temporary parking space for our files as it is free and needs no signup. Once we get our website underway, they will all be shifted to there.