All roads lead to Harrow 

By Kaitlyn Opie
Updated October 22 2012 - 9:21am, first published 12:00am
Theresa Pahl, Nic Storey and Pat Walker flick through the pages of the Pathways to Harrow booklet celebrating rural women.
Theresa Pahl, Nic Storey and Pat Walker flick through the pages of the Pathways to Harrow booklet celebrating rural women.
Sue Close, Leanne Mulcahy and Sloba Petrovic enjoy a chicken and 'champagne' luncheon during the inaugural Pathways to Harrow event.
Sue Close, Leanne Mulcahy and Sloba Petrovic enjoy a chicken and 'champagne' luncheon during the inaugural Pathways to Harrow event.
Tari Sondhu and Doyne Hunt at the Pathways to Harrow inaugural event celebrating rural women.
Tari Sondhu and Doyne Hunt at the Pathways to Harrow inaugural event celebrating rural women.
Marnie Baker, Sloba Petrovic, Sherryn Simpson, Betsey Hunt and Gurjit Sondhu, all of Harrow, share their journeys to the rural township with 90 guests at an inaugural Pathways to Harrow event on October 15.
Marnie Baker, Sloba Petrovic, Sherryn Simpson, Betsey Hunt and Gurjit Sondhu, all of Harrow, share their journeys to the rural township with 90 guests at an inaugural Pathways to Harrow event on October 15.
Yvonne McDonnell, Amelia Johnston and Mavis Habel at the inaugural Pathways to Harrow event. Pictures: PAUL CARRACHER
Yvonne McDonnell, Amelia Johnston and Mavis Habel at the inaugural Pathways to Harrow event. Pictures: PAUL CARRACHER

Ninety people celebrated the International Day of Rural Women at an inaugural Pathways to Harrow event on October 15.

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