M + B + K = Mystery Bay Kelp For Life

Lee-Anne Eddie from Mystery Bay (near Tilba) has created a vibrant, health giving new business!

mbK For Life

Lee-Anne explains: 

'We gather the the freshest, youngest kelp that have naturally broken from their holdfast and washed into the shore.  

The kelp is then thoroughly washed in the ocean and transported just up the road to our family farm to dry in the sun naturally. This snap locks the true flavour and nutrients. We then process the kelp to a fine granule.

mbK is extremely versatile, suitable for adding to cooking, juicing, baking, stir frys, meats, salads, vegies the list goes on!

This pristine product is free from any artificial additives or anti-caking agents. mbK is ideal for use in all facets of food prep and all round wholesome home cooking easily included into a balanced diet. Add a pinch or two to any meal. The mbK pod can also be taken on the run to add to your cafe or restaurant meals for that extra infusion of flavour and nutrients .. the perfect alternative to salt'

Click here to find out why Lee-Anne was inspired to take on this venture

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Whale of a time!!

A big thank you to Dr Kate le Bars of Montague Vets who kindly shared her stunning photo story (taken today at Bar Beach, Narooma)

1st there was a splash..

Then a fluke.. or was it a fin?..

Then a snout..

Finally.. this beauty...

See you in spring!!

New owners for Tilba's historic old pub

Tilba's 123 year old pub - The Dromedary Hotel, is changing hands

from Thursday June 28 2018.

Tilba Icon - 'The Drom'

Jeremy, who grew up in Wollongong, has ties to this region through his father's family. His dad

spent his early life in Tuross Head and he still has family in the area. Susan is originally from the UK.

Jeremy and Susan say:

"We hope we can breathe new life into this beautiful old pub!

We want The Drom to once again become the lounge room of the town.

We've got a great team who are extending a warm welcome to locals and tourists, year round.

Warren is the manager, supported by Wendy and others who are familiar faces to Tilba residents.

We're extremely grateful to everyone for their promise to support us as we bring The Drom back to life.

She's been pretty well looked after over the years, but there's a lot to do to bring some of the facilities up to scratch. We'll be renovating all the bathrooms as soon as possible, refurbishing the upstairs rooms so that they can once again be available as B&B accommodation and we'll also be giving the back shed a bit of a tidy up so it can be used for small events. But we ask that you please bear with us! We'll post on this website as we make progress!

We hope everyone will come in and say hi!"

Susan Gray and Jeremy Corfield

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