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Boredom Buster organiser Dave Myall has done it again and needs a round of applause for successfully entertaining a huge crowd of youngsters during the last school holidays. With a busy programme and a great range of courses, the programme was well attended.
A large group of boys and one daring 6-year-old girl enjoyed an exciting Thursday in Rangihaeata
last week as they raced criss-cross over Doc Pearson's paddock. Photo: Ina Holst.
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Gold mine stamper preserved in situ
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The flood Thank you to all those wonderful people...
