Monday, June 27, 2011
Meat crisis
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Our friends visiting over the weekend were amused by this store window sign in Cygnet when we visited for the Mid-Winter Lantern Parade and dinner at The Red Velvet Lounge on Saturday. Now, I've been known to crave roast pork or a nice steak now and then, but this sign left us pondering the circumstances in which an emergency butcher is required...
Life in Tasmania's Huon Valley, by a blow-in from the mainland
About Me
- Susan Moore
- Escaped Sydney in 2010 for a piece of paradise in Tasmania's Huon Valley. I'm a keen walker, remote worker, incompetent gardener, Bernese Mountain Dog owner, fan of almost anything German (food, language, cars, beer), amateur linguist, chook fancier, childfree.
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Glad I'm not the only one - I've pondered that sign every time I've been to Cygnet.
ReplyDeleteApparently, it's for hospitality trade needing extra supplies or who have had supply issues.
ReplyDeleteThough we tease him mercilessly about it he maintains lots of people take pics & talk about the sign - so it's free advertising.
Seems to work too ;-)
Very clever indeed.
ReplyDeleteShades of Royston Vasey again ;-)
"I've had a ...special delivery..."
Howdy Neighbour :) (we are NewRoad too)
ReplyDeleteWe just bought our first lot of meat from this butcher and he is awesome. Beautiful smoked ham and bacon and tender cuts of meat. We've tried the Huonville butchers, woolies, IGA and he is the best - and comparable price-wise. Good to know he is not effected by any possible closure of the abattoir nearby.
Heather-where does the meat come from?
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