Flies flying over the Rimutakas
In the Wairarapa there is a cluster fly epidemic this year. They are terribly difficult to get rid of and some people will say almost impossible. They come in their thousands.
Have they infiltrated Upper Hutt too?
It could be the the highly rated Fig Tree Cafe in Heretaunga/Thentham has had a cluster fly problem.
I am certain that the management of Fig Tree will do whatever it takes to rid the fly problem that they have or had.
If you want to really see or experience flies then try Perth or anywhere along that coastline in Australia. There they have fly sandwiches so called because any food consumed outside can attract hundreds if not thousands of flies.
As for the report by a Neighbourly member that a Fig Tree employee said the management didn't care about any fly problem - what nonsense. Go figure.
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