Bushells
Bushells
Back in 1883, when Alfred ‘the Tea Man’ Bushell opened his first teashop in Queensland, he knew he was onto something good. His distinctly smooth, and full-flavoured tea quickly became an over-the-counter sensation, together with his rigorous attention to quality and authenticity ensured his success.
Through two world wars, floods, droughts, booms and busts, Australia has changed a lot, but it’s nice to know some things haven’t!
For over 125 years, a long line of expert tea tasters have worked hard to maintain “the Tea Man’s” highest quality standards, so that we can now, all enjoy the great authentic Bushells cuppa, year after year, generation after generation.
Bushells is also the major national sponsor of the ‘Driver Reviver’ road safety program, supporting the volunteers (SES, Lions, Fire Fighters and many other community groups) who give up their own time to serve a refreshing cuppa to more than one million Australian motorists, every year.
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Robert Elliott
I can remember old Alfred, well may be not, but I can remember when these signs were a common sight across the country, wonderful image
Kathie Nichols
Fabulous find and capture Marilyn….takes me back! :D
JuliaWright
Great image Blossom, I know where one of these signs has been
kept in very good condition only it is painted in yellow…it is on the
Bass Highway (Wivenhoe shop corner) at Burnie Tasmania…..Dann
I should have taken a shot last time I was down there…maybe I will next
time I am down there I go there often as I lived there 25 years ago but I did think
about taken a shot and then I though get
in the shop and get what you want and leave the camera in the bag for
once!
Marilyn Harris replied
Thanks so much Julia! I would love to see the one at Burnie – One day they may be all a thing of the past! I have seen many faded on brick walls, but this is one has thankfully been preserved! x :o)
betha
Nice shot of a great Icon!
Amber Elizabet...
this is really cool blossom you always go on the most wonderful adventures too
super big hugs to you lil ol me xxx
Yool
Great find and shot !!!!
Rosalie Dale IPA
Thanks for the memories!!! Iconic wall – well taken.
Amber Elizabet...
=)))))) xxxx
JuliaWright
Maybe I will take a shot of it next time I am down there and then you can see
it my friend!
Bev Woodman
Wow this is wonderful – I love it.
debsphotos
What a great ad for it Marilyn!!! Love it!!! It sure is a good cuppa!!! *-)
gemynd
wonderful to capture these images that seem to resonate in past memories…easy to be attracted to that sense of permanence when things feel as if they never change…even when the future rushes towards us
the6tees
Outstanding History and Image Blossom!!!
elphonline
Great shot. Couldn’t survive without my Bushells cup of tea.
Marguerite Foxon
Nice capture of history here … it takes me back in years! Well framed shot.