Sovereign Harbour the Many Clubs Created

As a resident in the North Harbour, I am proud, within the short space of my coming to live in this beautiful corner of England, I have been involved in putting together or establishing so many social activities. some of those took longer to come by and, they are taken for granted such as Sovereign Harbour Rotary Club which took me over two years to convince the Rotary Club Movement that there is a local demand to put Sovereign Harbour on the Rotary World Map. read more by logging to
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Others took off without my involvement after I have create them  such as Sovereign Harbour Camera Club  and others which followed that.
Sovereign Harbour Investment Club was a joy to start as I have made a lot of friends.
The thing is, I am always restless, looking for next project to keep me occupied and active.
Some of those I worked with, love what I do, and try to work with me, others hated me and stood in  the way of creative progress which led me to stop working with those who don't like working with me because I found other projects to take there place.
So far, I am pleased with what I did in Sovereign Harbour.
I hope those who are enjoying the fruit of my labour will keep enjoying it and make lots of friends in Sovereign Harbour.
Others who don't like with what I did, they have to live with because I can only look for the future and, future generation will reflect on the work I created in Sovereign harbour.
Sovereign Harbour Residents are all emigrants to this part of the world and together they form this up and coming community.
I invite you to come and join us and make friends among us. We may not be all perfect - life is what you make of it wherever you go.
Come and join us for the best time of your life.
Sam Sweiry - Resident of Sovereign Harbour North