C’mon Mullumbimby Showgrounds – it’s time for tarmac! You must be making a motzer with the Farmers Market stall fees, gold coin donations for “road maintenance” (I’m guessing $1000 pw?) as well as fees from campers, Spaghetti Circus and events.
The showgrounds are becoming a dust bowl and a health hazard. My son visiting from Brisbane remarked ‘all the cars are dusty in Mullum’. How much water does it take to fill the Albert Hall?
Deborah Lilly, Mullumbimby
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