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Weekend in Shellharbour with the Vintage Caravans Forum included a day trip to Robertson where the cherry blossoms are still flowering. It was so windy it turned the blossoms into confetti.

We joined the Vintage Clippers Club for a weekend to celebrate a friend’s 60th. Clippers were built by Ansair, an Australian bus body builder in Essendon, Victoria, founded by Reg Ansett in 1945. In the early ’50s Ansair built about 10 of these buses every year with the very last one built in 1960. With only 131 Clippers ever made in Australia. These buses can really get up some speed, as we can attest when we were overtaken by one.

Some of us walked off lunch with a trip to the lighthouse - some stayed behind at @dunespalmbeach The sun finally came out and it was a marvellous afternoon. We live in a beautiful country. #iloveaustralia

Grandmother mother daughter sister aunty - we are known by various names, the greatest of which is “family”. @ellyana_ @donna_raui

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