What Susie Saw

01/12/2022 Susie Cunningham What Susie Saw Comments Off on What Susie Saw

By the time you read this newspaper, the town will be blanketed in beautiful crochet yarnbombing, the town Christmas tree lights will be switched on and there will be festive cheer galore.

This photo is from our morning walk on 23 November, when we caught the first glimpses of the yarnbombing magic in Jubilee Park.

It made me smile when Vicki McAteer from Beaudesert’s Christmas Spirit Committee told me they’d been meeting in the park since 4 January to work on their yarnbombing for Christmas. Now that’s dedication!

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Journalist telling the stories of where I live. I love living and working in Beaudesert and when I'm not working you'll see me walking the dogs with my husband Zac.

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