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Posts Tagged ‘Moore River’
December 23rd, 2011 by Rona Chiera
Merry Christmas from our family to your’se. Cosi and I will turn off the computer until 10 th January 2012. Should you need to make an enquiry, I will be able to assist you via my mobile phone 0419 909 167
If we are booked out, I will direct you to an alternative accommodation in the Moore River region, otherwise look on my website for our other accommodation hosts.
Need to know something, just give us a quick call and we will try and assist you. Mobile 0419 909 167. My children may run to the phone first and say hello to you and act a little blank or say Mum, It’s Moore River. Our Children’s names are Isabella & Sophia, and junior is Riccardo. If I cannot get to the phone, text me and I will get back to you.
Remember to make a Pinky Promise this year, for New Years instead of a New Years Resolution. A New Years Resolution, you are bound to break, as I have many times over the years, but when you commit a promise to someone else such as a Pinky Promise, you are more likely to fulfill that Pinky Promise. Deliver a Pinky Promise this New Year and put a sparkle in someone’s day, when you deliver on that promise and I hope that you get to feel and capture the pure honesty of a Pinky Promise being made to you one day.
Pinky Promise for New Years and PASS IT ON…
Happy Holiday Season and Happy New Year to you all!
Rona and Cos Chiera
Moore River Holidays
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December 22nd, 2011 by Rona Chiera
LANCELIN resident Kym Illman chilled out with the stars of the BBC’s top-rating series Top Gear, Jeremy Clarkson and James May.
The Top Gear Guys stayed at Mr Illman’s luxury beach home in the Lancelin town, while working on their Down Under Live version of Top Gear. The crew chose to stay in the peaceful surrounds of the Lancelin sleepy town, rather than have to deal with the throng of fans and media that would have dogged them if they had elected to stay in Perth.The pair made the 240km round trip to do the show by helicopter, which flew from the local primary school oval to Burswood helipad.
Top Gear thoroughly enjoyed their time in Lancelin and they simply loved the isolation and scootered around the Lancelin town whilst no one really recognised them. Just an hour and a half north of Perth in a car and you are there.
What to do once you get to Lancelin: Chill out, Visit the Pinnacles, sand boarding down the dunes and enjoy all the outdoor fun there is to be had at the beach.
Rona Chiera-Moore River Holidays
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December 7th, 2011 by Rona Chiera
Went camping at Moore River a 2 weeks ago and decided to take the missus fishing one morning
She pulled out 3, I got none and the old guy next to us got 1 (the other 9 guys got nothing)
She was using the red/white Halco popper and the tailor just went berserk. I did manage to pull out this bream on a lure, my first, I am so proud, you can see the pictures on www.fishwrecked.com/forum/guildertonmoore-river-tailor
Uncle Fester’s wife scores a hattrick whilst fishing
Written by Uncle_Fester on Tue, 2011-12-06 19:42
from http://fishwrecked.com/forum/guildertonmoore-river-tailor
Rona Chiera
Moore River Holidays
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November 21st, 2011 by Rona Chiera
We are close to finishing the extra driveway required for the chocolate cafe, the plans of the driveway need to be given to Gingin Shire for approval.
We have planted our fruit and nut trail, just like the Cadbury Chocolate Bar, so you can wander around the fruit and nuts trees at your leisure. We will be making some of our sweets treats and cakes from the fruit that is produced on our property and from the surrounding farms. Our architect, John Kestel, will be finalising the Chocolate Cafe drawings for council approval, then we can have the concrete slab down ready to start building the cafe.
Isabella, my highly allergic child has a school attendance record of 36% due to her daily swelling with allergies. Isabella has outgrown her nut allergy and her allergy reactions have grown into an allergy monster with an out of this world proportions,now that we do not know the trigger to her reactions. The school, unfortunately, is on high alert for her allergy reactions. Our school is handling the matter the best they can. Ronald McDonald House-Learning Centres have been helping us with her education in maths and Isabella and Sophia are both loving maths, so much so that they are helping other children with their work, when at school. I love the hurdles that come my way, no matter what hurdle gets in my way, I’m here to stay and I will find a way around it.
Gotta love McHappy Day!
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September 14th, 2011 by Rona Chiera
To cater well, for our High Tea & Tarot, I searched High and low for High Tea plates, which are becoming desperately short in stock. I needed 10, so I called Maxwell and William direct and Melissa was most helpful. I found a great site, that says, if you can’t find it anywhere, just ask! Well, I couldn’t find 10 plates anywhere, It meant I had to go around Perth and collect 1 or 2 plates from different shops, so I took up the offer on www.idealhomewares.com.au website and contacted them. In a matter of minutes, I was responded to and my 10 High Tea & Tarot plates are on their way. They deliver on their promise that is stated on their website. Well done Dean & team. Best service I have had in a long time.
High Tea & Tarot ladies, we are almost ready for a great girls weekend in Gingin, heart of the Moore River region Weekend! From Rona Chiera of Moore River Holidays
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14/09/11 Thanks Dean, I have successfully received my online order of our High Tea and Tarot plates. Very Happy
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September 14th, 2011 by Rona Chiera
According to Mainroads traffic along Indian Ocean Drive has increased to out of this world numbers and we are just at the beginning stages of growth for self drive to the north of Western Australia. Moore River Holidays website traffic has also increased 114.30%. We have been fortunate in this part of Western Australia to see an increase in traffic, especially when the economy is down as we have never seen this amount of cars on our roads ever. We thank you for experiencing the outdoor playground of Western Australia. If Moore River Holidays is ever booked out, we will offer you alternative accommodation to look at and we showcase our local attractions in the Turquoise Coast and Moore River regions of Gingin.
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September 13th, 2011 by Rona Chiera
An update on the progress on our Moore River Chocolate Cafe. We have just dug out the 11 metre wide driveway that is required by the Gingin Shire. Moore River Holidays is located on a 40 acre property, directly on the Moore River, therefore an 11 metre driveway is required by the Gingin Shire, which is wider than the average road, because they are obviously thinking about the growth in our area, and giving us an 11 metre driveway allows for the tourist buses that head passed our road and go straight to the Pinnacles may want to stop and enjoy our great location and product. These buses are filled with mostly overseas tourists and this accounts for over 300,000 visitors annually, passing our front door. With the opening of the Indian Ocean Drive, this self Drive market is set to explode.
Whilst we have the tractor on the premises, we are planning to add a beach volleyball court for our guests to use at Moore River Holidays, accommodation. We have noticed a change in our groups that choose to stay at Moore River Holidays. We are group accommodation specialists, we accommodate the Navy with recreational activities, sporting groups, friends and family groups. If we can accommodate your total holiday experience from one property, well, then that’s a great holiday. We’ll keep you updated when the beach volleyball court is ready for use.
Rona Chiera
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September 13th, 2011 by Rona Chiera
Gingin is the heart of the Moore River region and has really earned its heart medal with a community like ours. I was heading into our Gingin Tourism AGM meeting last night a little squashed and stiffled. I see the potential of tourism just one hour north of Perth. I know we are known as virgin territory, but I see that busy people no longer have the time or funds to travel to the Margaret River region three hours south of Perth, Western Australia.I will never give in on something that I can see the potential for and this includes my passion for tourism and my people. Last night I was one of the last men standing to remain on the tourism committee along with Mike from Brookside Accommodation. Our two other committee members were our government Gingin Councillor and Norm Skoglund our Small Business Development Centre Government representative. Going into the AGM I was overwhelmed with the back up support waiting there to take on positions as committee members to get our tourism group the kick start it needs. We need vision beyond our borders for tourism, agriculture, community and business. I have the strength,courage, drive and commitment to deliver based on any hurdle that is put in front of me. I enjoy networking with our entire community groups and the strength in numbers for our 2011/2012 Gingin Tourism committee is overwhelmingly awesome. They believed in me to make the right choices for the greater community and I will always uphold in that honesty and belief.
I am very thankful in the work that our teams of volunteers have created over the years to get us where we are today. I am nuts about my community and tourism.
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August 30th, 2011 by Rona Chiera
Jenny Talia is the hilarious comedic songwriting daughter of Lancelin’s own Kevin “Bloody” Wilson.
She is bringing her hilarious act to ENDEAVOUR TAVERN in Lancelin on Saturday, Sept 17th 2011 Starts at 9pm
Tickets are $25, day of show only.
Endeavour Tavern is located directly off Indian Ocean Drive in the Moore River region
58 Gingin Road, Lancelin WA
P 9655 1052 F 9655 1700
www.endeavourtavern.com
www.facebook.com/endeavourtavern
JennyTalia Lancelin Show Sept 17th 2011 at 9pm
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August 30th, 2011 by Rona Chiera
I rang Woollybush Guesthouse yesterday morning and spoke to Phill and he told me that Chloe the Joey was sighted at the Guilderton Foreshore. Her breakfast bowl and her special treats were scattered around to the Moore River foreshore to ensure she hovered around this area which is her well known stomping ground. Annette, was too distraught to get to the phone which was totally understandable.
Annette and Phill have just got back from Guilderton and managed to find Chloe the Joey. Phill found her on the Guilderton Golf Course and because it was dark he didn’t want to take a chance on her hopping away into the night, so he picked up his baby girl and carried her 20kgs of Australian goodness back to the car which was around 1km away. I wonder if Phill sung her a lullaby or whispered sweet nothings in her ear to keep her calm and relaxed as he carried her away. How do you keep a kangaroo calm in your arms for a 1 km walk? Mum & Dad are very happy to have Chloe the Joey, their baby girl back home!!!! A big thank you to everyone for their concern and support over our 3 days of losing their loved one.
If you ever get the opportunity to golf at the Guilderton Golf Course you may get to see some of Chloe the Joey’s friends as the Guilderton Golf course is reknowned as a kangaroo hot spot.
Not a Fairy Tale ending but a good Kangaroo Tail to remember, with Chloe the Joey as the unpaid, leading lady!
Annette, Phill & Chloe xxx wish love to you all
from Woollybush Guest House
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