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The centenary of the last Cobb and Co mail service has been celebrated in the state's south-east with a special mail run ending in the Coonawarra region. The four-day re-enactment journey from Mount Gambier to Penola gave locals a taste of gold rush history and an appreciation for modern transport.
The centenary of the last Cobb and Co mail service has been celebrated in the state's south-east with a special mail run ending in the Coonawarra region. The four-day re-enactment journey from Mount Gambier to Penola gave locals a taste of gold rush history and an appreciation for modern transport.
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