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  1. 9th April 2014, 12:07 AM #1
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    Visited Tumby Bay--Port Lincoln--Arno Bay and koppio Museum a great museum
    WWF Port Lincoln (3).jpgBad weather had most of the boats having a maintenance day
    WWF Koppio Museum (80).jpgAn aluminium ski boat and 50hp evinrude motor after the 2005 fire
    WWF international trucks Koppio Museum (68).jpgOld trucks
    WWF CartsKoppio Museum (51).jpgold carts
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    It's interesting and varied country isn't it.

    We were on the Peninsula in December.
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