Queenscliff Autofest

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Queenscliff Autofest by iv17
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The party past the flags strung between the Post Office and the Grand Hotel before the first wireless telegraph message was sent by Guglielmo Marconi in 1906 , the message read: “The Commonwealth greets Tasmania, and rejoices at the establishment of new means for knitting people of Australia more closely together.” by John
The party past the flags strung between the Post Office and the Grand Hotel before the first wireless telegraph message was sent by Guglielmo Marconi in 1906 , the message read: “The Commonwealth greets Tasmania, and rejoices at the establishment of new means for knitting people of Australia more closely together.” by John
The party past the flags strung between the Post Office and the Grand Hotel before the first wireless telegraph message was sent by Guglielmo Marconi in 1906 , the message read: “The Commonwealth greets Tasmania, and rejoices at the establishment of new means for knitting people of Australia more closely together.” by John
Queenscliff Autofest by iv17
Place where the first wireless telegraph message was sent by Guglielmo Marconi in 1906 , the message read: “The Commonwealth greets Tasmania, and rejoices at the establishment of new means for knitting people of Australia more closely together.” by John
The party past the flags strung between the Post Office and the Grand Hotel before the first wireless telegraph message was sent by Guglielmo Marconi in 1906 , the message read: “The Commonwealth greets Tasmania, and rejoices at the establishment of new means for knitting people of Australia more closely together.” by John
The party past the flags strung between the Post Office and the Grand Hotel before the first wireless telegraph message was sent by Guglielmo Marconi in 1906 , the message read: “The Commonwealth greets Tasmania, and rejoices at the establishment of new means for knitting people of Australia more closely together.” by John
The road to the light house. by Greg Rose
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