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Reeling in the years

Those glorious days before wet suits and leg ropes.

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06th Dec. 2018 3:12 PM

THE WAY IT WAS: View of Noosa Heads photographed around the time the Noosa News began back in 1968 when the rivermouth sat adjacent Noosa Woods some 800 metres south-east of its present position. For more nostalgia, see pages 6 and 7 and read local historian Colin Monks' story of Makepeace Island.

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