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June 6, 2023
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‘Peace Train’ 

‘…Thinking about the good things to come And I believe it could be Something good has begun…’  From ‘Peace Train’ by Cat...
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Summer has become synonymous with The Beautiful Girls, and the hotter months of 2011/2012 will be no different. It’s their favourite season and best time to hit the road and reconnect with the home turf.

Surf, skate, surf, by day. Music, show, party by night. Never straying far from waves, caravans, bbq’s, bikinis, sweltering heat, cold beers, long drives, festival crowds, beach cricket, and family and friends. Everything that reminds them they are at home in Australia. Living the dream.

Coolanagtta Hotel tonight.

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