Channel Country Ladies Day is adapting to the times and will be hosting a series of virtual events, to be held each month over the next seven months. The Inspiration in Self Isolation events will kick off with a comedy gala from past favourites, comedians Mandy Nolan and Ellen Briggs, April 24th 8:00pm on Facebook.
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Sturts Desert Pea came up in a back yard in Tibooburra.
These outback flowers are so unique and such a wonderful colour.
Picture taken by Jo O’Rourke 📸
One of the many beautiful creations this month!
Thanks to everyone who took part in this month's activities.Thank you to the Channel Country Ladies Day team for a wonderful virtual workshop this morning with Sandy McLean. We all had a magical time exploring our inner artistic souls, and collectively we created a colourful flock of cockatoos that are now being proudly shared in all parts of rural Queensland.
Continuing to meet the face that make CCLD happen…
Our Program Coordinator, Sarah Quihampton, moved to Charleville six years ago with her husband.
“Even though I’m a bit of a ‘townie’, when I first moved out to Charleville I felt very isolated, lonely and lacking self-identity; two months later I attended my first CCLD event that offered me the chance to have a weekend away to meet other women, have fun, challenge myself and be inspired,” she says.
Sarah now feels as though she can repay the favour and contribute something back to the wonderful community event by being a part of the committee.
She’s attended four events, with Eromanga being her all-time favourite.
These women getting creative in the Bush! We love it!! 👏🏼🎊
BUSH BUSINESS: Outback grazier’s AUSSIE MADE handbags
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TRICIA Agar jokingly describes herself as a “natural-born shopkeeper”.