What a wonderful group - never seen this anywhere else in the world. For
non USA readers, these women regularly get together to visit gardens,
museums etc and all dress up in red and purple. Magnificent spectacle and a
great way to bond and support each other.

Can't see this catching on in Australia though.

~John

Aren't they great? You see them often in my neck of the woods - at concerts,
etc. I'll never be a member, but I can appreciate them nonetheless.

John, we owe you a debt of gratitude for all these wonderful shots!

Diana

They are probably members of a ladies group called "The Red Hat Society". I
think it's a nationwide group. More than that I don't know.


Bob

Diana Kulaga" wrote in message
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Aren't they great? You see them often in my neck of the woods - at
concerts, etc. I'll never be a member, but I can appreciate them
nonetheless.

John, we owe you a debt of gratitude for all these wonderful shots!

Diana

John Varigos wrote:
What a wonderful group - never seen this anywhere else in the world. For
non USA readers, these women regularly get together to visit gardens,
museums etc and all dress up in red and purple. Magnificent spectacle and a
great way to bond and support each other.

Can't see this catching on in Australia though.

~John



I do know of a group in Tasmania, so there must be a few in Australia as
well!

Reka

At the risk of alienating any Tasmanians reading this group, they are a bit
strange down there ;-)
~John


"Reka" wrote in message
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John Varigos wrote:
What a wonderful group - never seen this anywhere else in the world. For
non USA readers, these women regularly get together to visit gardens,
museums etc and all dress up in red and purple. Magnificent spectacle
and a great way to bond and support each other.

Can't see this catching on in Australia though.

~John
I do know of a group in Tasmania, so there must be a few in Australia as
well!

Reka

Hey, John! Next you'll be bringing out that old chestnut about Queensland -
"Ladies & gentlemen, we are about to land in Brisbane. Please set your watches
back one hour, and your calendars back 100 years".

On Fri, 5 Jan 2007 19:14:33 +1100, "John Varigos"
wrote:

At the risk of alienating any Tasmanians reading this group, they are a bit
strange down there ;-)
~John


"Reka" wrote in message
...
John Varigos wrote:
What a wonderful group - never seen this anywhere else in the world. For
non USA readers, these women regularly get together to visit gardens,
museums etc and all dress up in red and purple. Magnificent spectacle
and a great way to bond and support each other.

Can't see this catching on in Australia though.

~John
I do know of a group in Tasmania, so there must be a few in Australia as
well!

Reka

Dave Gillingham
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Dave you said it! No, I like the New Zealand one - 2 hours ahead of us but
10 years behind us.

At least WA saw the light (on daylight saving) - (pardon the pun)

Cheers

John


"Dave Gillingham" wrote in message
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Hey, John! Next you'll be bringing out that old chestnut about
Queensland -
"Ladies & gentlemen, we are about to land in Brisbane. Please set your
watches
back one hour, and your calendars back 100 years".

On Fri, 5 Jan 2007 19:14:33 +1100, "John Varigos"
wrote:

At the risk of alienating any Tasmanians reading this group, they are a
bit
strange down there ;-)
~John


"Reka" wrote in message
t...
John Varigos wrote:
What a wonderful group - never seen this anywhere else in the world.
For
non USA readers, these women regularly get together to visit gardens,
museums etc and all dress up in red and purple. Magnificent spectacle
and a great way to bond and support each other.

Can't see this catching on in Australia though.

~John
I do know of a group in Tasmania, so there must be a few in Australia as
well!

Reka

Dave Gillingham
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