At the October Meet and Mingle we welcomed Moussa Taouk who with his wife runs a goat farm at Winton. Moussa was an enthusiastic person who gave us an in depth talk on farming practices at his farm, how they have to comply with various regulations, looking after the goats and the making of cheese from the milk produced.
There were a good number of questions from the audience about the various aspects that Moussa described, which added to the enjoyment of his talk. With his wife their latest marketing venture is a café serving French style crepes which is open between 11am and 4pm on Friday and Saturdays at 21 Bowers Road, Winton, which is just off the freeway.
November Meet and Mingle will feature a quilt display from the Patchwork Group and will be held on Wednesday 17th November 2021 at 10am in the main auditorium of the Senior’s Centre.
Due to the fact that the Singing for Fun group have had very limited meetings this year, there will be no singing concert at the November Meet and Mingle.
Margaret Jenkins
There were a good number of questions from the audience about the various aspects that Moussa described, which added to the enjoyment of his talk. With his wife their latest marketing venture is a café serving French style crepes which is open between 11am and 4pm on Friday and Saturdays at 21 Bowers Road, Winton, which is just off the freeway.
November Meet and Mingle will feature a quilt display from the Patchwork Group and will be held on Wednesday 17th November 2021 at 10am in the main auditorium of the Senior’s Centre.
Due to the fact that the Singing for Fun group have had very limited meetings this year, there will be no singing concert at the November Meet and Mingle.
Margaret Jenkins
