WWI binoculars anonymously donated to op shop
Hi neighbours, binoculars from World War I were mysteriously donated to a charity shop. The binocular were dropped off at the Dove Hospice shop in Glen Innes three months ago. The item belonged to James Doran McComish, who served at Gallipoli. The binoculars were taken to the museum today. Read the story and share your thoughts with us!
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Carpet&floor installation
Hi Neighbors,
I need help for my new carpet &floor installation , is there anyone interested?
Cheers
Youna
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