Month: April 2015
Anzac Day Swim
Anzac Day Swim & Cake – Mollymook
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Dawn Service: Ulladulla
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A huge crowd estimated at more than 2000 people descended on the Ulladulla ExServos Club for the 6.00 am Saturday morning dawn service to commemorate the centenary of the landing on Gallipoli.
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Swim and Anzac Day Cake – Mollymook Beach
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Following the dawn service, attendees dispersed throughout the Ulladulla Mollymook Milton area. The ocean swimmers met at the surf club, undertook their customary swim to the ‘Reef & Return’ and then enjoyed coffee at the Beach Hut cafe with a wonderful ‘Anzac Day’ cake prepared for the occasion by Sue. Later many asked for the recipe.
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Sue’s Anzac Day Cake recipe:
- Ingredients:
- 125 g butter
- 2/3 cup golden syrup
- 6 eggs
- 1 cup SR flour
- 1 1/3 cups rolled oats
- 1 2/3 cups shredded coconut
- 1 cup brown sugar
- Instructions: Melt butter and golden syrup in saucepan then remove from heat. When cooled beat in the eggs. Mix together the flour, rolled oats, coconut and sugar in a bowl. Pour egg mixture into the bowl and combine. Place in a prepared cake tin and cook for 40mins or until done at 170 degrees.
- Enjoy, Sue
A Birthday with No Cake
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Monday: No Cake for Issi’s Birthday.
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Friday: Monica to the Rescue
Anzac Day
War Memorial – Ulladulla Ex Services Club and Mollymook Boat crew at Gallipoli.
A Tribute to Moni
Stefano Vinetti at the ‘Italian Guild’ Milton NSW CLOSED
The ‘Italian Guild’ Milton – Italian Coffee & Pizza
Italian Cafe and Restaurant
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Location is next door to Coast Real Estate, Princes Highway, Milton.
phone: 02 4454 5143 or Website: The Italian Guild, cafe and restaurant.
Opening Hours:
BRUNCH: 8.00 am to 3.00 pm, Wednesday to Sunday inclusive.
Restaurant: 5.30 pm to 8.30 pm, Wednesday to Sunday inclusive.
Mollymook Ocean Swim 2015
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Ulladulla’s Blessing of the Fleet.
The Ulladulla’s Blessing of the Fleet was held on Easter Sunday April 5 in glorious weather and with an attendence in the 1000’s. The ‘Blessing’ traces its origins back to practices in Italian fishing villages whereby Priests were called upon to ‘bless’ the fishing fleet. In Ulladulla this tradition is continued each year on Easter Sunday. The Blessing is preceded by a huge street parade in the morning whilst the previous night saw the crowning of Hannah Wyatt as the 2015 ‘Blessing of the Fleet’ Princess at the Civic Centre.