The week started off with our contribution to manning the men’s health caravan at the Grafton show for the Friday. One of the more interesting points was a lady who accompanied her husband found that although he had a clean bill of health she was found to have diabetes.
Saturday saw our first Fun Ride from memorial park following the Grafton to Inverell bike classic. Although there were few participants the ride was a success with everyone saying they will be back next year. It was a lot of organising for Lee Taylor and her small committee, but I feel it was well worth the effort and laid the groundwork for next year’s event. It was also a good opportunity for Rotarians to enjoy some fellowship and enjoy breakfast at Toast afterwards.
Saturday saw our first Fun Ride from memorial park following the Grafton to Inverell bike classic. Although there were few participants the ride was a success with everyone saying they will be back next year. It was a lot of organising for Lee Taylor and her small committee, but I feel it was well worth the effort and laid the groundwork for next year’s event. It was also a good opportunity for Rotarians to enjoy some fellowship and enjoy breakfast at Toast afterwards.
Enjoyed a Sunday morning ride, organised by Sammy Lovejoy, stopping at all the historic sites around Grafton. Well attended and included a stop off at Peter McLennan’s to see his collection of historic cycles he has collected over the years. The Historic Tour map is available from council and is quite informative.
Lee was also responsible for the Saturday night fund raiser for Julie Holder at the GDSC, which was a resounding success. Well done Lee.
