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A non-stop party and Whanganui was on show

Paul Brooks
Paul Brooks
Wanganui Midweek·
28 Jan, 2021 08:13 PMQuick Read

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What a way to spend a Sunday, cruising on the Waimarie.

What a way to spend a Sunday, cruising on the Waimarie.

With events and activities the whole three days of Bayleys Whanganui Vintage Weekend, Paul Brooks was kept busy with his camera.

Te Taikura o te Awa Tupua Kapa Haka led the entertainment at Bayleys Mainstage in Victoria Ave.
Te Taikura o te Awa Tupua Kapa Haka led the entertainment at Bayleys Mainstage in Victoria Ave.
Whiskey Mama rocked it up in the evening.
Whiskey Mama rocked it up in the evening.
Raymond Brightwell was one of the official buskers.
Raymond Brightwell was one of the official buskers.
This machine picked up a bit of roadkill on the way into town.
This machine picked up a bit of roadkill on the way into town.
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Steve Fox's Zodiac looked sharp.
Steve Fox's Zodiac looked sharp.
Robert (Baldy) Baldwin at the helm of the Waimarie on Sunday.
Robert (Baldy) Baldwin at the helm of the Waimarie on Sunday.
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