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Melanoma March

05/03/2018

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Juli-ann Sams and Toby Raynerweb20180304 — MELANOMA STORY SHARED: Kongorong residents Julie-ann Sams and her son Toby Rayner take part in this year's Mount Gambier Melanoma March.

THE Blue Lake Reserve was filled with inspirational and determined locals over the weekend as they took part in the annual Mount Gambier Melanoma March.

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