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Richard, Dave, Don, Phil, Fred, Ash and Brayden with the hundreds of young trees they have grown at the Community Garden (Neralie Bailey: 467389_02)
Neralie Bailey

PORT PIRIE - Another 1200 trees have been raised from seed at the Community Garden on The Terrace, bound for […]

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