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Open - and accordingly shut : this page will self destruct in 5 seconds Jim

Icing the cake with a glycol system , in search of the holy grail @ 3 degrees C , “as a matter of fact , we’ve got it now”

Fantastic juxtaposition of all the new stainless steel in the bar and kitchen areas with the character filled old red bricks which were preserved from the demolished rooms and now form the rear of the new trophy cabinet. Never forget where you came from.

I reckon Raoul Fortescue Miles would approve !

Status report - WOOOOOWW WEEEEE

If you are interested in looking at the final plans and planning documents for the revitalized R F , use this link . https://www.frankston.vic.gov.au/Planning_and_Building/Planning/Planning_permits/View_currently_advertised_planning_applications A few minor changes to the roof but looking faaantastic - if you have an individual contribution you want to make you need to do so before December 9th - you are as much an owner as any other with a voice of equal value - have a look see what you think .

View currently advertised planning applications

Interesting article appearing on Page 1. of the Frankston and Somerville Standard published Saturday November 11th 1933.

For last year's words belong to last year's language And next year's words await another voice. And to make an end is to make a beginning. T S Eliot

The result the Seaford community wants, and the legacy of R F Miles deserves, is edging closer and closer to reality. One more piece and the puzzle is complete. Please encourage your local federal politician to get behind this much needed project Once that 2.6 Million Federal contribution is guaranteed- the dream becomes a reality.

What do the R F Miles reserve and MCG have in common ? While reading up on some Melbourne history I found this regarding ‘the G’ - “The ground was built way back in 1853 when the then 15-year-old Melbourne Cricket Club was forced by the government to move from its former site because the route of Australia’s first steam train was to pass through the oval.” ......It seems Cricket grounds have been giving way to trains since their invention. Let’s hope it all turns out for us, as well as it did for the MCC.