Myrtleford - Judy Anderson

Where do you live? I live in Bright. How long have you lived in the area? For six years. What do you do for a living? I'm semi-retired and working at Bush Track Wines as a sales assistant here in Myrtleford. I was originally working at the Billy Buttons cellar door, but I've been working here on and off for three years. What are your hobbies or interests? I like hiking, cooking and spending time with my family and friends. What do you think makes the area so unique? Because it's not such a tourist destination, you can really feel the sense of community here in Myrtleford. It's very inclusive. I wouldn't hesitate to move to Myrtleford: there are amazing sunsets here. I've been known to pull the car over and enjoy the view on my way home. Would you change anything about the area? I'd like to see us nurture the community spirit into the future. It's a nice generational town; I'd like to see the continuation of legacy of those key families in the area. Also we have to keep up our footy spirit! Myrtleford could include another upmarket restaurant like Bastoni's, it would be a draw-card for more people to eat in Myrtleford.

Myrtleford - Judy Anderson

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