DOZENS of people made their way out to the Hallsville Uniting Church on Monday morning, firstly for a Big Breakfast and then for the Fabulous Finds op shop, with money being raised for Lismore flood victims.
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There were a few regulars and a few new faces at the breakfast, which is held every year, and some entertainment on show for those in attendance.
Musician Juanita Doodey said while the event may be different this year, it was still well supported.
"It's an annual thing that happens every country music, normally on a Sunday morning but because of the change it's a Monday," she said.
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Organiser Margaret Crowell said it was a great event, even if it lacked a few numbers this year due to the Tamworth Country Music Festival date change.
"We used to have the campers but it's not the right time of year for them, but the ones that do come they are repeat offenders I suppose you'd call them, but it is a bit different this year because there's not as many visitors," she said.
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Cody Tsaousis
I'm a news reporter who enjoys covering politics and energy, but I will write about anything for my community. I moved to the New England in 2021 after spending several years in the Upper Hunter.
I'm a news reporter who enjoys covering politics and energy, but I will write about anything for my community. I moved to the New England in 2021 after spending several years in the Upper Hunter.
