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23.01.2022 Hemp size has changed, apparently they are no longer packaging hemp in 140lt. It is now 100lt. Which is good in a way because it is now on the online shop and we can now post it. 140lt were too large to post. So we now have 3 sizes 12lt, 48lt and 100lt all available to posting along with everything else you may need for your backyard poultry. www.compspoultry.com.au/shop/

22.01.2022 Some Great Chookie XMAs present ideas, in stock, I love the Xmas emu's statues, we also have some lovely pure bred pullets in heaps of breeds ,and the Old rooster and young chick statues, and Frog Bird feeder all available Saturday 9am to 4pm Don't forget Sunday 22nd is our last day of trading before Xmas and we re-open saturday 4th Jan 2020 with hopefully a hole new look and rebuild. Barring too much hot weather. Hope everyone has a Merry Xmas and Happy New Year, travel safe

22.01.2022 Recipe for one of the easiest cheeses you can make Ricotta. Add your own herbs from your garden to flavour your cheese. Don't forget everything you may need to make cheeses, yogurts, sour bread dough now in stock at Comps Poultry. I will be getting online shop updated with new products over coming week as well. Citric Acid, cheese salt, Rennet liquid, calcium chloride, cheese clothes and many products and don't forget Ginger Beer plants also available this week, along with al...l our normal Poultry Products. Lets see your photo's as you try out our recipes. Ricotta Cheese Recipe Ingredients 2 litres whole cows milk (use 2lt of bottled full cream milk not UHT) or if you are milking your own cow or goat a great way to use all that milk. cup pure cream teaspoon citric acid powder 1 teaspoon cheese salt 1. Add milk to a large saucepan with the cream, citric acid and the salt and mix together with a whisk. 2. Slowly heat the mixture to between 85C and 90C, stirring frequently. 3. When the curds and whey separate, remove from the heat and cover the pan, letting the curds set for about 10 minutes. 4. Strain through cheese clothe to separate the whey. The whey can be used in cooking or on the garden. 5. Leave the curds to drain for 10mins to 1 hour depending on how dry you want them to be. You can squeeze to remove extra whey. 6. Place in a container in the fridge. 7. Will keep in the fridge for up to 1 week. If using goats milk you will require a little more citric acid

22.01.2022 Looking for a project to keep kids busy. Old fashioned Ginger Beer making. Feed your plant for a week, then using culture to make own Ginger Beer. Plant with recipe and instructions available Saturday at Comps Poultry . Open Saturday10am to 2pm and Wednesday 10am to 2pm. These plants will be ready to make their first brew Wednesday.

21.01.2022 Sookie who lived with us at farm shop for over 20 years, now has a new cage in our New shop, she is enjoying talking to everyone again. She has been a bit lonely at the farm since shop moved. This cage she is in such a great design as a patio cage. Raised so mice carnt get in. On wheels, easy to move around patio or shop. If you wish something similar, contact our workshop for a quote for a cage to suit your needs

21.01.2022 Last day of trading Sunday 22nd December 2019 Re-Open Saturday 4th Jan 2020 for normal trading hours Merry Xmas and Happy New Year, enjoy the festive season.... We will do some mailing from our online shop in this period, but please be aware with xmas mail and public holidays items may be slow to arrive.

21.01.2022 A bucket full of chicks. Our chicks have been hatching so well. Silkies, Belgium Duccles, Pekins, Welsummers, Light sussex, Platnium Sussex, Rhode Island Red, New Hampshire. A big mix here.

20.01.2022 Some quick facts for newbies about egg production and chickens. Even the best bred layer does not lay over winter. Winter is when we have the least number of daylight hours, so as days get shorter our birds do what they call MOULT they loose all their feathers, some look so bad you carnt even recognise they are a hen. They gain weight stop laying so they can use this energy to stay warm and get ready for breeding season in spring.... Winter is the most important time to worm, fill your birds up with the best food you can and vitamins and minerals so they can lay at full capacity come spring and the days start getting longer. Isa Browns and hylines etc.. exactly the same. Commercials, they give them artificial light to keep them laying. But this also means they are not gaining strength and slowly deplete themselves of nutrients. These birds only have a very short lifespan, they are culled at 18 months old when finished, unlike our heritage breeds that can go for 8 to 10 years, if they are allowed to moult as nature intended. First season hens a little different. If they are coming up to laying age coming into winter then the chances are you will get some eggs from them over winter. This is because they have not spent their supplies as to say. Also depends on feed quality , worming etc...and of cause the weather patterns for the season(mild winter not too cold gets more eggs from these birds) But realize these hens will moult the first time they come under stress and you will not see eggs till spring if this happens. Laying ages: All breeds are different but rule of thumb Light breeds 17 to 18 weeks. Cross breeds a bit heavier in type 22 weeks. Heavy breeds anywhere from 28 weeks old to 34 weeks depending on the season. But in saying that heritage breeds live a lot longer then commercial laying breeds. Egg production has a lot of variables from type of bird to weather patterns, time of year and daylight hours. Most important quality balanced feed. Keeping birds wormed and in good health so they can lay, not using energy up feeding worms etc... Good quality care gives good quality eggs. Hopefully this answers a few questions as to how and when hens lay

19.01.2022 Just like to let everyone know it is impossible for me to physically answer my phone at the moment or even an email, there is just so many. Sorry about generic reply's but it is the best we can do to let people know what we are doing. Please remember if you are isolating and need supplies for your birds our ONLINE shop on our website is available and we are posting daily. If you are asking for advise then check out the care sheets on our website you may find your answers ther...e. Or if all goes well Comps Poultry will be open again this weekend Saturday 9am to 4pm Sunday 10am to 2pm (subject to change with government directives) PLEASE WE ARE IN A COVID-19 CRISIS, DON'T BRING THE WHOLE FAMILY OUT FOR SUPPLIES. Leave the kids home, less people in public the better. Social distancing will be enforced, for the safety of me and my staff, so don't feel offended if you are asked to move back or leave the kids in the car. We are doing our best to get thru a bad situation. Hand washing facilities are available and we ask you are mind full of those around you. STAY SAFE EVERYONE OPENING HOURS FOR THIS WEEK As long as government directions allow SAturday 9am to 4pm Sunday 10am to 2pm NO we do not hold or take orders.

19.01.2022 Last day Open at the farm shop 10am to 2pm Saturday 26th September. (corner Stock and Campersic rd Herne Hill) Over 20 years at the farm shop, exciting times new era for Comps Poultry and Birds New shop opening Saturday 3rd October 10am to 2pm Monday to Friday 10am to 4pm... Saturday 10am to 2pm Closed Sunday 73 Farrall rd Midvale ( just down from hungry jacks, between Morrison rd and Great Eastern hwy) Mushrooms are looking fabulous, photo of a kit growing in my bedroom, they are so yummy

19.01.2022 We are trailing an opening day for everyone who needs feed and products. NO BIRDS PRODUCT ONLY. Please don't ask, it is not going to happen. We will open Saturday 18th April 2020 10am to 2pm corner Stock and Campersic rd Herne Hill... We are fully stocked, with everything you may need. Feeders, Water systems, vitamins, treatments, rodent control and much more.... EFTPOS available. Social Distancing protocols will be in place. Please follow directions.

19.01.2022 Only our mothers could like us. bubble eyed Goldfish. The latest addition to our ponds. apsolutely different.

17.01.2022 Exciting when signage is going up. Not long now.

16.01.2022 It's starting to look like a shop, my wonderful clever husband, has not stopped since we got the keys.

16.01.2022 Exciting news, we all know how hard Fox traps have been to get. We now have a limited supply available be quick, pop into shop for all your rodents control needs.

16.01.2022 Comps is expanding into substainable living products. We now have in stock Sour Bread Dough culture, Yogurt cultures, mild, tangy and Non- Dairy and Yogurt makers. Cheese making products are also on their way, for those people who like to know what is in their food and make their own. Check out our online shop under substainable living tag, this product list will be growing over coming weeks. Enabling everyone to get back in the kitchen and have some fun supplying everything you need to make use of what is in your garden.

16.01.2022 We are slowly increasing our opening hours This week we will be open Wednesday 10am to 2pm Saturday 10am to 2pm. Incubators are fired up, getting ready for the season, everything you need to raise your babies is in stock, you can either pop into shop during opening hours or we post daily from our Online shop. We will be adding so many new products in coming weeks in the way of substainable living products. Sour Dough culture, Yogurt culture, yogurt makers, cheese making kits and much more. Also our new avairy bird seed mixes with added vitamins and amino acids. Watch this space, so much coming.

15.01.2022 Patio Dome Enclosure is here. New size perfect for those 3 hens, in a small backyard. This cage has heaps of features. * Blackboard front perfect for kids to tally their eggs up on * Handles each size so can be moved around easily * 900mm deep so can fit into backyards, thru gateways... * 1600mm high so no crawling to clean, air flow * 1250mm wide heaps of room for 3 hens, with lots of air flow * Fully welded no assembly needed * Perfect Patio cage * Hand hole for Egg collection * Nest box and shelf ****Most important Australian Made***** will outlast many of the cages on the market at the moment. www.compspoultry.com.au/shop for all your poultry needs Price $520 See more

15.01.2022 First cage to come out of New shop workshop. Off to its new home tomorrow waiting to be loaded in the new driveway

15.01.2022 Don't forget Monday is a public holiday(Australia day) so we are open between 10 am and 2 pm so early finish not normal 4 pm. Heaps of products available wormer's, vitamins, feeders,water systems, cages plus don't forget our greenhouse is getting going with the goldfish feeding the aquaponic's, so lots of herbs, basil, rosemary, boysenberry plants available. If you can not make it into shop all your poultry supplies are available on our online shop www.compspoultry.com.au/shop/

14.01.2022 What another crazy day. thankyou everyone for your help today keeping everything orderly. Sorry we don't have as much time as we would like to chat to everyone. If you are chasing info on poultry care please check out care pages on our website. there may be info there to answer your questions. My phone is still getting over 200 calls a day, I just can not answer, I'm hoping the voice message will help people know what we are up too. Please if you only want products(small enough to post) try our ONLINE shop on our website www.compspoultry.com.au it would be a lot easier then lining up here, with the numbers of people coming thru. Anything here would require heating at the moment. Nothing of age available.

13.01.2022 Change of OPENING HOURS Our physical shop is now CLOSED till we get past covid-19 to protect our staff as much as possible. We are now taking ORDERS for NON-CONTACT over gate pickups of XXXXX(day olds only NO OLDER XXXXX available, hatching weekly) and PRODUCT With PRE-ARRANGED PICKUP TIMES. No-0ne will be served without prior arrangement *************************************... ONLINE SHOP is Posting daily *************************************** Online shop operates 7 days a week See more

12.01.2022 We have been so busy setting up our aquaponics and plants, we have some herbs for sale at the moment, and seedlings are progressing beautifully in the green house. We will be extending the green house further in very near future. Goldfish fantails are doing so well feeding our plants I thought I would put some photo's up, keeping in mind this is no where near finished or tidy as yet. Pipes etc.. going every where, but you can get the general gist of what we are up to here at Comps Poultry huge changes on the way. Along with just about anything you may need to keep backyard poultry

12.01.2022 Change of OPENING HOURS , With the pending Coronia Virus crisis, we feel we should protect our staff as much as possible. With reduced opening hours. Our ONLINE shop is fully operational for supplies or we are open ******* Saturday 9am to 4pm Sunday 10am to 2pm******* corner Stock and Campersic rd Herne Hill... Online shop will be operational 7 days a week posting daily www.compspoultry.com.au (green button) IF YOU HAVE FLU SYMPTOMS DO NOT ENTER. IF YOU HAVE TRAVELLED OVERSEAS IN THE LAST 14 DAYS DO NOT ENTER.

12.01.2022 Don't forget Monday is a public Holiday so opening hours are 10am to 2pm

11.01.2022 They say a picture says it all.(exhausted) My wonderful husband has been so busy over Xmas New Year. Come and see his hard work. Been finding all sorts hidden away in boxes etc.. Now we also have a bargain corner. Lots of great bargains available tomorrow morning.

11.01.2022 We have decided to expand our plants and ponds, going down the line of sustainable living. We have plants such as Boysenberries, Rosemary, Basil , Mint also some succulants, which we use the fish and the chooks, ducks to fertilize them so they grow well. Heaps happening here at Comps Poultry and Birds as we get bigger and better. Supplying what you may need to do the same.

10.01.2022 Yes we are opening Saturdays only 10am to 2pm at the moment.For PRODUCT ONLY. It is moulting season so a good time of year to slow the breeders down. This time of year we do all our breeder maintenance, give them all their booster shots, trim spurs, worm, check for lice, mites etc... Plus fill them up with every bit of nutrition we can. What we do now determines how well they lay come spring. Good quality eggs give you good quality chicks, by giving them a rest now means th...ey will produce quality eggs come spring. Our breeding stock should not come back into lay until we get past the shortest day of the year which this year is the 21st of June. Then it depends on overcast days and weather as to how well and fast they start the new season. Heavy breeds can sometimes be a bit sluggish in the fertility department if still cold. So answer to the question I keep getting asked is spring we will be hatching thousands of eggs a week again. By this time hopefully we will also be coming out the other side of Covid-19 with a top selection of vaccinated healthy quality chicks. In mean time our ONLINE shop is posting daily for those who don't want to come visit us on Saturdays between 10am and 2pm for all your supplies, to do your poultry maintenance or need to ask any questions on poultry care feel free to come along and have a chat. See more

10.01.2022 40 deg plus today, please everyone protect your poultry from the heat. Solvita in your water to replace those soluable vitamins they are loosing with the heat. Lots and lots of water, ive attached our care sheet below with some ideas for you. We are open today, we will be here for all your supplies you may need, but please think twice as to if you really need to purchase birds today, maybe put it off to weekend when cooler.

10.01.2022 Rules Social distancing as per government regulations Hand washing facility available Take a number wait your turn. Anyone who opens a cage will be asked to leave instantly no excuses.... Please dont bring the kids, be sensible here. Please bring your box inside with you ready for what you require. We will not box into plastic storage crates, NO sacks or bags. Must be cardboard box with holes or carry crate etc Also a size suitable for what you are purchasing. We have 3000 products available, people need to be courteous and follow instructions if they wish to purchase. Anyone who does not will be asked to leave. We are not mucking around. Common Sense is required Maximum of 6 products over xxxxxxx per customer Please hold your receipt for bags and boxes to be checked on leaving.

08.01.2022 This hot weather is bringing the rodents into poultry yards looking for feed and water and a cool place. Good time to go pickup nest boxes and look under waters and feeders and just check you haven't got any unwanted suprizes free loading eating you out of house and home. Rodents carry no end of diseases that can make your poultry unwell very quickly along with stick fast fleas etc... Pop into your pens after dark with a torch and have a look around for those little critters ...to be sure they haven't made a home with your birds. There is a huge choice of how to deal with them, if they have invaded. Permanent bait stations with Ratex(high margin bait so chooks etc can eat dieing mice and rats without getting sick) or no end of different types of live traps. All available on our online shop or pop into the farm shop or ask your local stock feeders to get your Ratex in for you if they don't have any in stock. www.compspoultry.com.au/shop/ See more

07.01.2022 Moulting Season The cycle of life in poultry. Your poultry follow the seasons as we do. We put on more clothes in winter to keep warm; we always put on a few more kilos in winter again so our bodies have enough stores to stay warm on those cold days and nights ahead. Then we use those stores of fat in spring, when it is time to get out and breed and enjoy warm weather and longer days as they approach. What tells poultry what season is coming is: the length of day light in the... day This time of year the day light hours are getting shorter, so your poultry are shedding feathers, replacing old feathers with new, knowing that there is cold weather coming soon. They slow down their laying so they can use their energy to lay down body fat, so they can keep warm in winter and prepare for spring, when they will use those stores to breed and lay eggs. All of this uses enormous amounts of energy. So as the daylight hours shorten over next few months your hens will have a break from laying, this is very normal, you will have feathers everywhere in your yards and some poultry will look absolutely bare of feathers, this is very normal. But you have to also do some major maintenance this time of year, what you put into your birds over winter will show come spring, when it is time for them to start laying and breeding again. 1. Worm your chickens(worms eat energy) 2. Ensure they have dry shelter and that wind cant get in. Just like us the wind factor can cause a lot of discomfort and use a lot of energy. 3. Look seriously at their diet. They need quality food, which can grow feathers and lay down fat stores. 4. Over winter, use your vitamin supplements(Peck Me Up formulated for moulting) to help your hens and roosters to be in the best condition they can, so coming into spring they can produce quality eggs and chicks for you. 5. Make sure your bait stations and rodent control is in place, they are looking for warm places to see out winter as well, they also carry a lot of nasties e.g. Stickfast fleas and disease. 6. Ensure your feed source is staying dry, but at same time in a position your poultry can access easily. Damp feeders often block up so check them regularly. Mouldy feed grows bacteria. 7. Ensure their water source is not mudding up.(ducks especially) 8. Check legs and toes regularly during prolonged wet periods to ensure mud is not getting stuck to their feet and causing discomfort. 9. Trim spurs on roosters, before spring, so they dont damage hens See more

06.01.2022 Hi Everyone, I'm afraid with facebook it is very hard to tell people, what is available. But we can let people know our protcols for weekend. REMEMBER OUR ONLINE SHOP IS AVAILABLE FOR PRODUCTS, INCLUDING 10KG AND 5KG BAGS OF FEED. wwww.compspoultry.com.au... You don't have to come to the shop for these things. Less people the better. If you decide you need to come out to shop for bigger items such as large bags of sawdust etc... Please DO NOT BRING THE KIDS. ONE PERSON ONLY. You will be asked to line up 2m apart back from the gate, so people can be let in as people leave. Ideas for you, anything under 6 weeks old requires external heat. We have heat lamps in stock, brooder packages etc.. We are going into winter, daylight hours are getting shorter so chickens do not lay eggs normally this time of year, unless first year pullets that are not moulting as yet. WE DO NOT HAVE ANY. Use this time of year to worm and fill birds up with vitamins etc.. So when daylight hours start getting longer they can come back into lay for you. Healthy birds produce lots of eggs. Do your maintenance, make sure you look at rodent control, they are the biggest carrier of lice and fleas and disease. AGAIN THESE PRODUCTS ARE AVAILABLE ON OUR ONLINE SHOP. No need to come to shop. Anything 6 to 8 weeks can go without heat, but you need to ensure they sleep somewhere warm, winter is coming. Please everyone stay safe. Minimize the risk for my family and staff. Don't bring the whole family to the shop I can not emphysis this more. This will go a long way to keeping everyone safe. Sorry to all those that have rang. I just can not physically answer the calls. Over 200 phone calls a day.

05.01.2022 Yes we will now be OPEN Saturday's only 10am to 2pm for PRODUCT ONLY no birds available. We are trying to make it easier for our customers who require feed, bedding, treatments etc.. for their birds, and not have too many people coming thru together keeping social distancing.

04.01.2022 The rats have been invading every ones chook yards, and along with them they have bought in the Stick Fast fleas. Getting so many enquiries how to deal with them. Pop into shop for everything you may need. Or your local stock feeder can order in what you require from us. Or you can pop into our online store www.compspoultry.com.au/shop/ care sheet on website on how to deal with the stick fast fleas, lots of great information

04.01.2022 ---------ITS OFFICIAL--------- We have been very slow re-opening after forced Covid break, because we have huge plans for expanding Comp's Poultry and Birds. It is now official, wholesale/retail/workshop/ONLINE will be moving to new showroom early October. 73 Farrall road Midvale. We will be adding lots more to the existing business in the way of Substainable living products, Watch this space for more updates. In mean time we will remain:- Open at our Farm Shop in Herne Hi...ll. Saturday 10am to 2pm Wednesday 10am to 2pm (corner of Stock and Campersic rd Herne Hill) till everything is ready for us. *****Exciting New Products Coming******

04.01.2022 Sorry, But with the Covid-19 season we have been totally under siege, with emails and calls requesting XXXXXXXX. WE HAVE NO OLDER XXXXXXX AVAILABLE. We are still hatching and still filling orders we already have. Until I have completed these, we will not be taking any more orders for XXX xxx XXXXX only. We do not buy and sell, our XXXXXX are bred here from our own breeding stock. This way our XXXX stay nice and healthy and we vaccinate every XXXX. We are now going into win...ter which means our breeding stock are moulting, so egg supply drops until spring. We will still have some XXXXX hatching each week, but no where the numbers we have in spring. With us doing orders over gate it has also slowed down how many people I can see in a day. We have to ensure everyone can care for XXX XXX XXXXX we are letting them take home. Our ONLINE shop posts product daily, (www.compspoultry.com.au) or if you want products that are too large to post, feel free to ping us an email with ORDER PRODUCT in capitals on subject line and ensure you put what you require and a phone number so we can organize pickup over the gate for you, with a credit card payment for ease of transaction. Sorry for the inconvience, but afraid we have to ensure the health of every XXXXXX we sell, so need to do this slowly and methodically to ensure they have the best chance at life. Thanks for your patience. Liz Compagnoni Comps Poultry and Birds

04.01.2022 Thank you everyone for your patience today. We have had the biggest day ever, in 25 years that Comps Poultry have been operating. Sorry if anyone felt pushed or rushed, but we needed to keep everyone moving and distanced from each other in these worrying times. I hope everyone had their questions answered, if you still have questions there is care pages on our website www.compspoultry.com.au or give us a few days to settle down and give us a ring. It was impossible for me to... answer phone calls today and I guess tomorrow will be the same with over 80 missed calls on my phone tonight. Never mind 200 emails and messages. We will do our best to help everyone, over coming days. Be aware if you require products it may be easier to order off our ONLINE SHOP on our website. We post daily and will save lining up and waiting. THANKYOU AGAIN FOR YOUR PATIENCE. A few photos for those that didn't make it today from morning , as we got going for the day and the line didn't get shorter till late in the day.

03.01.2022 Some photo's of the original pair of Ancona ducks that Comps Poultry started their breeding lines from 15 years ago thanks to a lovely breeder trying to save this breed in Australia located in outback NSW. Since receiving our original birds, we have spent 15 years developing them true to standard, so most true Ancona's in WA come from Comps Poultry lines and also a lot of eastern states birds started here in Western Australia as we shipped them all over Australia. Nice to see... them popping up around the country , but I have also noticed there is quite a few non standard birds popping up. We also been working on the crested Ancona's for a long time. But we seem to have some quite heavy types with too much black being called ancona's on the market. Ancona's are meant to be a medium sized duck. You can get Ancona's in Chocolate and the colour does throw thru our lines from time to time, but not dominant, we have never sold any of these and what I have seen on market obviously not at a very good standard as yet and need a lot of work to get them back to correct type. There is other colours available around the world, but Australian birds true to standard come in black and the odd chocolate. ( other colours seem to be still at developement stage eg other breeds added to get the colour) It would be lovely to see these birds rising in numbers as they are very pretty , lay well and make excellent pets also would be nice to see them in the Australian Poultry standards they are here, but haven't been documented as yet. See more

01.01.2022 We have had a number of people who were concerned about social distancing. Obviously these people did not attend Comps Poultry yesterday. EXTREME - MEASURES TO ENSURE CUSTOMERS AND STAFF WHERE SAFE. !. line up minimum of 2m apart at starting point. Hand wash sinks at line and asked to wash hands on way in. 2. one way in one way out. 3. All cages chained back 3m. Staff only in this area. NO CUSTOMERS... 4. Staff take one customer each, ensuring they stay 2m away from each customer at all times, from front of line out to sale area. Customer goes down one side of chained area, staff the other. Ensuring they are distanced. 5. Staff catch and box chickens on their side of chain, using vet grade disinfectant and hand sanitizer between customers. At same time as explaining care of chickens that is required for age birds are purchasing. 6. Customers explained what they required in way of product on way to cash register, if they had any of these things at home. If they did require we could get it for them. (NO CUSTOMERS IN GIFT SHOP CONFINED AREA) 7. Customers directed to cash register, with new bench allowing for 2m distance from cash register. Paid for items. If used cash , it was sprayed with vet grade disinfectant, if EFTPOS machine was also sprayed. Then bench was sprayed before new customer approached. 8.One person in charge of cash register, disinfecting trolleys after every use, ensuring care sheets that were required given out. Ensuring people new how to care for their birds. 9. Customer directed to out gate. 10. staff collect their next customer and allow them to enter area under instruction of social distancing. 11. NO CHILDREN ALLOWED WE CAN NOT DO ANY MORE TO KEEP PEOPLE SAFE. As per care of birds, a lot of our customers were return customers, who thought they would top up their existing flock of birds. Also people not allowed to travel so cancelled holidays and come and got their birds they were already intending to buy, but wanted to wait till they returned from their holidays. Families who wanted their children to learn about keeping chickens, they now home from school. So our normal school holiday customers coming early, with the current situations. 90% OF THESE CUSTOMER ARE OUR NORMAL CUSTOMERS, WITH HOLIDAY PLANS CHANGED, SCHOOL HOLIDAY PROJECTS FOR CHILDREN THEY HAVE ALL COME AT ONCE. UNLESS YOU WERE HERE TO SEE WHAT PRECAUTIONS WE HAVE TAKEN, YOU HAVE NO RIGHT TO TELL US WE ARE DOING WRONG THING. IF YOU HAVE SOME CONSTRUCTIVE IDEAS ON HOW WE COULD IMPROVE THIS, IM ALWAYS OPEN TO SUGGESTIONS THANKYOU TO ALL OUR LOYAL CUSTOMERS WHO WENT THE EXTRA MILE TO KEEP US ALL SAFE AND TOOK THE TIME TO FOLLOW ALL DIRECTIONS.