Being able to see it again today was so uplifting. I took it on the way down to Tidal River today en route to the official opening ceremony. YAY! What A Fantastic Day. So much to see but nowhere near enough time to really enjoy it.

At least we were there in the park proper. Well nearly….I will really be able to say that when I can get back to Sealers or similar.

"All is right in the World"

From the ABC:

Southern sections of Wilsons Promontory National Park, which have been closed since a freak rain event caused flooding, landslips and washed away walking tracks, have reopened today after six months of intensive repair work.

The Festival coincides with the Prom Country Farmers Market on Saturday, at which point the Foster Primary School Kitchen Gardens Raffle will be drawn.  First prize is a weekend with us – get a ticket for the Kitchen Gardens Raffle!

When and Where

• Saturday and Sunday January 17 & 18, 2009
• War Memorial Arts Centre, Foster
• 10am to 3pm
• Entry is $2 for adults, free for kids!

Local producers featured at Tastes of Prom Country may include boutique wineries featuring red, white and sparkling wines, prize winning preserves, award winning beers, Gippsland soft and hard cheeses, Gippsland extra virgin olive oil, fresh Corner Inlet seafood, Prom Country bush-food, local breads and pastries, Gippsland grown beef, locally grown berries, Gippsland honey, olives, gourmet pies, edible plants, handmade soaps, chocolates and fresh dips, local musicians and artists.

Read more at the Tastes of Prom Country website.