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In the background Rick Ashley on the radio. His overwhelming success as an 80’s recording artist rarely given the recognition it deserves. On the counter various breads. German Rye. Country Grains. Farmer’s Loaf. Raisen Bread. Whole Spell. I particularly liked the sound of the latter. Whole Spell. Appealing aromas.

I’d stopped at a small bakery in New Hazelton. A suggestion from Jennifer and Ed I’d met earlier that morning at the nearby campground. Opted for a coffee and a scone. Moist raisins in a soft dough.

Bit more pricey than I’d have liked, especially for such a small town, but this was a supported employment project. Giving those in the community with disability the chance to work, to contribute to society. Something they might otherwise have struggled with.

Tags: bakery, disability, New Hazelton

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