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Tunney Picnic at Gordon River

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1988 Bicentennial Photos

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Tunney Picnic At Gordon River

Rear Left: Mr & Mrs Hill of Yarralena

From Left: Alec Moir (Blacksmith) holding horse

Second cart from right: Mr & Mrs CK Brown

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cwa-org-130-Shire Photographic Collection Bicentennial Photo 005

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People
Photography
Leisure

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Photographic Media

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Cranbrook Shire

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Tuesday, 8 August, 2023

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