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Probus members enjoy outing

Probus members at Friendship Day picnic.
Active retirees from the Warwick Combined Probus Club joined more than 800 Probus members from South East Queensland for a Friendship Day picnic at the Rocklea showgrounds. The picnic was organised by Probus Association of Queensland.
After the picnic, the group travelled to the Queensland Museum where they enjoyed a guided tour of the exhibition “Mummy – Secrets of the Tomb”.

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