Exchange
Week Six: Cressy
After a fun few weeks spent in and around the more urban areas of Tasmania, the next few weeks were going to be spent out in the more remote areas and the farm
July 24, 2017
After a fun few weeks spent in and around the more urban areas of Tasmania, the next few weeks were going to be spent out in the more remote areas and the farm
My next week lead me into something I hadn’t done yet, and that was spend more than 2 weeks in one county. I was getting the chance to jump that hurdle, as well as I started
On Canada day I set out for an adventure across the sea. I was chosen as this year’s exchange delegate for Northern Ireland, linking up with members of the Young Farmers Club of Ulster
With Durham West we loved seeing the mushroom farm, which is something we had never seen before and a lavender farm which was also a bit different. A very relaxing and picturesque
Every year several rural youth from around the province pack their bags and embark on an adventure of a lifetime, around the world. This is all a part
After a rocky start with two delegates flights being cancelled and a lost suitcase, our first week flew in. We were hosted by the University of Guelph club. We experienced our first (of many) Tim Horton experiences with Celie and Sophie
After having split my time fairly evenly between the north and the south of Tasmania my schedule was about to put much more time in the south of the state. We were heading to the Kinborough-Huon club based around
After the chaos of agfest week, I was feeling excited to see more of the country side. And thanks to my next host family, the Harveys, that was about to happen.After a Monday morning of
Travelling to Germany has always been on my bucket list. I truly have got the ultimate trip through being selected Junior Farmers’ Association of Ontario exchange delegate with the
From the relative peace and relaxation from my first week I had little idea of what I was walking into at agfest as an exchangee. I arrived late on the Thursday night with less