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    Not seeing the tree for the forest

    Jun 12, 2019 3 minutes
    Story Dick Prisgrove

    Within the article I attached a photo of the bike with a gentleman astride it, whom I thought to be a Mr Alfred A. Campbell. I arrived at this possibility after assuming all things captured within the photo were Tasmanian. I was wrong and the evidence was hiding in plain sight, I just didn’t see it. The colour sequence used on the number plate is in fact a NSW issue.

    I attached a photo of the bike with a

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