‘We had one of the farmers come up with tears in his eyes. He was shocked we wanted to help’ Clutching an armful of cucumbers as a gift, Gabrielle Davis arrives at Drought Angels headquarters in Chinchilla, Queensland.
“I just came to say thank you,” she says when she sees Tash Johnston and Nicki Blackwell, the “angels” who organised a drop of groceries, animal feed and hay for her drought-stricken Queensland farm.
But before the words have left her lips, tears begin to flow.
“What they’ve done means everything,” explains Gabrielle, 39, who lives on a remote cattle property 150km south-east of Charleville, with her husband Michael, 50, and their children Samantha, 12, Alexander, six, and four-year-old Oliver. Her stepson Justin, 20, is working on a station in the NT.…
