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100 celebration prompts outback vintage car voyage

The traveling party along with some friends and family at the Jamestown Hotel where Brenton Whittenbury's ancestor once stopped in 1926. (Harry Mead: 555170)

A small travel party of 10, featuring a direct descendant of a pioneer of South Australian travel will re-enact a […]

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