I personally think you can’t compared the flavour of a Coffs coast banana to a Queensland one. Yours has fantastic complex flavour and the Queensland one tastes powdery and flavourless. It’s like a two totally different fruit.
Agreed, the flavour profile and colour of Coffs bananas is far superior to the big flavourless Queensland ones, whenever I go to Coffs I always make sure to take a big hand of bananas home with me, as well as some local tomatoes!
The First Sikh Gurdwara (Temple) was built with collective generosity of the following men and their families. Mr Mangha S Atwal was kind enough to allow the Local Sikh community to acquire the very valuable land which he could have easily kept himself, where the First Sikh Gurdwara now stands. Mr Mangha S Atwal put the interest of the Sikh Community above himself, for which he will always be remembered. Other elders who contributed to the build by mortgaging their personal assets for bank loan and donating funds are as follows…. Mr Piara S Ratandia, Mr William S Malhi, Mrs Jagir S Sodhi, Mr Gurbakhsh S Atwal, Mr Naranjin S More, Mr James Guljara S Malhi. Thus the First Sikh Gurdwara (Temple) was built a Sikh Community not by any one individual or family.
HARD WORK ALWAYS PAY OFF..
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I personally think you can’t compared the flavour of a Coffs coast banana to a Queensland one. Yours has fantastic complex flavour and the Queensland one tastes powdery and flavourless. It’s like a two totally different fruit.
Agreed, the flavour profile and colour of Coffs bananas is far superior to the big flavourless Queensland ones
Agreed, the flavour profile and colour of Coffs bananas is far superior to the big flavourless Queensland ones, whenever I go to Coffs I always make sure to take a big hand of bananas home with me, as well as some local tomatoes!
great achievement
Wahe gurru Jee kee fateh plz support 2020
ida de prg dekh ke motivation mildi a dil krda asi vi kheti kariye
Great resourcefulness. Thanks. I admire great farmers of Woolgoolga.
The First Sikh Gurdwara (Temple) was built with collective generosity of the following men and their families.
Mr Mangha S Atwal was kind enough to allow the Local Sikh community to acquire the very valuable land which he could have easily kept himself, where the First Sikh Gurdwara now stands. Mr Mangha S Atwal put the interest of the Sikh Community above himself, for which he will always be remembered.
Other elders who contributed to the build by mortgaging their personal assets for bank loan and donating funds are as follows….
Mr Piara S Ratandia, Mr William S Malhi, Mrs Jagir S Sodhi, Mr Gurbakhsh S Atwal, Mr Naranjin S More, Mr James Guljara S Malhi.
Thus the First Sikh Gurdwara (Temple) was built a Sikh Community not by any one individual or family.
Nice
Is a job awailabe there
Degh tegh fateh...
Very nice
Australia ma keha ha ja
It's not Punjabi, it's Sikhs. Don't spread misinfo.
bale oh Jatto nahi risan ..
But they won’t speak English…
You should avoid bananas at all cost/
They are only Punjabi sikhs,, that's it