Stories in the Club gets a new leadership team on it’s 2nd birthday

Morag, Jennifer and I had thought that at the upcoming Stories in the Club on Sunday, August 11, we would celebrate our second birthday, but also announce it’s ending. I have just moved my family to Ballina, and Jennifer and Morag are also ready for new adventures. However, on Friday I was contacted by the perfect crew who are keen to take over. They are exactly who I hoped would take over!! 🙂 So please join us as we not only celebrate our second birthday but pass the baton to this exciting new leadership team. Enjoy a rich serving of stories from Scott Hall, Neil Amber, David Ashton and myself, Jenni Cargill-Strong.

August Tellers

Scott Hall is the son of a fifth-generation farmer and now runs Gabalah Syntropic Farm. Like many of those of his generation who were raised on the land, he left the bush to study and pursue a career in other fields (pardon the pun). After finding a niche in painting, he returned to the land with a new mission: to help us heal ourselves and the country with a regenerative and loving approach toward agriculture.

Neil Amber has been a seasoned and intrepid traveler since the early 1970’s. He has lived on an organic farm in Wilsons Creek for 20 years. Neil is a naturalist, herbalist and adventure seeker. He has been in love with his life partner for 35 years and has 2 adult children raised here in Mullumbimby. Neil has been a member of Mullum Magic Toastmasters for 12 years and will share a personal story.

David Ashton has been a funeral celebrant for twenty years. He has happy stories, sad stories, stories of loss and grief, but also stories of wonderful loving relationships and shared joys: life lived to the full. David will share with you a few of these stories.