Stories from Windang

 
The Red Lamp - John Dorl A young boy plays a prank on the people prawning in Lake Illawarra Digital_Stories_old/Pages/The_Red_Lamp_-_John_Dorl.html
Where We Belong - Dot Gillis Dorothy hated camping but loved the Lake. It seemed it was her destiny to become part of the community around the Lake. Digital_Stories_old/Pages/Where_We_Belong_-_Dot_Gillis.html
A Holiday Every Day - Bob Parsons Bob was brought to Lake Illawarra as a child for picture perfect fishing holidays. When he moved to Lake Illawarra, it was like being on holidays everyday. Digital_Stories_old/Pages/A_Holiday_Every_Day_-_Bob_Parsons.html
Batchy - Maree Batcheldor A tribute to Maree’s husband Bob. A love story that blossomed and matured on the shores of the Lake and in the community at Oak Flats. Digital_Stories_old/Pages/Batchy.html
Lace - Pat Hesse Edith was a woman of practical politics, for the sake of her familyDigital_Stories_old/Pages/Lace.html
THINGS I LEArnt AS A SCOUT - John Dorl John recalls his involvement in the Scouting movement: the fun times, the camaraderie, the journey of commitment and the learning of trust in the face of adversity. Digital_Stories_old/Pages/Things_I_Learnt_as_a_Scout.html
Windang Celebrates Bicentenary - Greg Hesse People need things to lift them and the Windang Bicentenary Celebrations certainly brought the community spirit out. Digital_Stories_old/Pages/Windang_Celebrates_Bicentenary.html