I personally think the Aussies of Purnon are top notch... and I'm not just waving the flag in reflected glory here.Agreed! Felicity and Tim have class- Fanny, on the other hand, is like a bogan who has won the lottery. Cheese on toast, for the amount of money she has spent this year on clothes she could have easily purchased a few NEW vehicles for the Chateau staff to use to do things like purchase groceries for guest dinners and take the laundry out (except for FRK- she needs to be driving the worst vehicle in the fleet, as she will smash it)- instead, they are all sharing one sad used Ford Fiesta that Baghead Nick sold to Fanny for cheap.
It's not just me who think Felicity and Tim are 'accepted' - even the President of France agrees. Macron would not have attended that heritage information reception gig featuring Purnon, had he not seen the merit in what they are trying to accomplish, or there was an ulterior motive. Politicians are notorious for getting out of events they don't want to go to by the simple excuse of saying 'there's something more important that the president needs to attend to' or by using the argument of citing 'national security issues.' However, I can't help wonder if, by the fact that Tim is a former Australian politician who retains close ties with the Victorian state government and by virtue, federal politics in Canberra was an added incentive for Macron to attend. Sad to say, this would have involved military contracts with Australian drone weaponry currently being manufacturered in Victoria for France. Macron may have no interest in a derelict chateau, but he'd certainly have an interest in keeping Australia happy for the sake of state of the art Australian drone technology.
Regardless, the Aussies of Purnon have gone about the restoration of Purnon the right way, unlike someone we know.