We all know that this smaller coupe is only the beginning of the future plans to ruin the ambience and beauty that attracted us to the Middleton area.
We both feel that we cannot endure more unfair damage to our gardens and native flora and fauna which has, so unfairly, ruined our Middleton adventure.
Over the seventeen years our garden has been opened to hundreds of Australian gardeners and overseas visitors. These people have brought interest to the district and support to local businesses, e.g. many stop to have lunch at Woodbridge and used the local shop. We are very close to packing our bags …
The full text of Gay and Kees Klok’s Cry from the Heart is in the comments section of:
Council blocks logging … is this a Tasmanian first?
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Chris Purcell
February 1, 2005 at 03:36
Please don’t go Gay and Kees.
It would be such a shame, although I do know the stress that you both have been placed under from this forestry next to your beautiful property and garden, and therefore I would understand your decision.
This is bullying in the extreme that one particular company can place so much pressure on so many Tasmanian people.
Perhaps it is the people of Tasmania who should be taking out suits against Gunss Ltd, not the other way round!
Long live Kibbenjelok!