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Next year the Aussies will be quaffing a few cold ones and raising their glasses to the First Fleet as they celebrate their Bicentennial all over the (...)
Next year the Aussies will be quaffing a few cold ones and raising their glasses to the First Fleet as they celebrate their Bicentennial all over the (...)

Next year the Aussies will be quaffing a few cold ones and raising their glasses to the First Fleet as they celebrate their Bicentennial all over the (...)

Date12/14/1987
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Original Toronto Star caption: Next year the Aussies will be quaffing a few cold ones and raising their glasses to the First Fleet as they celebrate their Bicentennial all over the island continent; from the Great Barrier Reef to the Dandenong Ranges where Puffing Billy hauls its happy travellers; below; to the Outback; where a touring group grab a picnic lunch; above; and to Sydney; top.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0116770F
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