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Take Back The City Picnic – Settlers Valley Port Elizabeth 3 June

29 May 2012 By Alan

I learned a marketing lesson today.

Ridwaan Kader sent me the message you see below via Twitter this morning:

take back port elizabeth http://t.co/0WO7kB3k via @TwitPic @mype @portelizabethabout 1 hour ago via Tweet ButtonReplyRetweetFavorite

And I replied thus:

Excellent @rid1kader @TwitPic @portelizabeth I am thinking the FIRST picnic to take place near Victoria Drive, Walmer – http://t.co/5ikyGQLJ53 minutes ago via webReplyRetweetFavorite

Then I climbed onto Google to see if I could find out more – after all Facebook only aggregates information in their gated compound and denies the greater world a share in important information!

I was shocked and horrified to find that there were no results available on the net, in blogs or other media for such a wonderful initiative. Obviously this article has rectified that and created more exposure for the Take Back the City Picnic initiative in Port Elizabeth.

Not being a Facebook fundi I presume that we need to compliment Janine Pearton for this stupendous idea.

Janine says:

The idea is simple. Approximately every 2 months a great big picnic is held and families get together to enjoy the wonderful picnic areas of PE, in numbers for safety. Lets take back the city and show our children what a beautiful city we live in without fear of crime. Please share this group and get PE to join. This is not for profit or charity. This is purely and simply an opportunity for families to get together and have a wonderful morning out and about. So pack a picnic and join us.

3 June Picnic : We will meet at the entrance to Settlers Park at the bottom of How avenue and Hallack road entrance.

The picnic takes place from 9:00 am to 12:00 midday in Settlers Park this Sunday 3 June. Bring a friend.

Better yet – submit YOUR great picnic food recipe to the community.

PE Take Back the City Picnics

Take Back The City and come picnic in Settlers Valley, Port Elizabeth on 3 June from 9:00 to 12:00





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