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2025 Week 2 Around the bakery

by farinare

Getting busy outside the Bakery
Getting busy outside the Bakery
Rail trolley on display at the bakery
Rail trolley on display at the bakery
Pasties being made in the bakery
Pasties being made in the bakery
Quick breadk between customers
Quick breadk between customers
Our busy Barista
Our busy Barista
Loving their work
Loving their work
Hard at work in the kitchen
Hard at work in the kitchen
Getting ready for opening
Getting ready for opening
Cutting out pastry
Cutting out pastry
Behind the scenes in the kitchen
Behind the scenes in the kitchen
Busy at the Cafe counter
Busy at the Cafe counter
New roof nearly complete
New roof nearly complete
Just some paint and a little more timber to complete
Just some paint and a little more timber to complete
Ian finishing off the downpipes on the roof
Ian finishing off the downpipes on the roof
Finished downpipe at the new roof
Finished downpipe at the new roof

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