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    Behind the scenes

    Aug 06, 2021 3 minutes

    Australia and Queensland in particular we have been extremely lucky with the number of local cases of COVID. As a result, the earlier local restrictions that cancelled last year’s Triumph Sports Owners Association Queensland annual Car Festival are now relaxed, allowing the club to operate their show in May of this year. I was heavily involved in the organisation, so please excuse the different style of diary this month, but I thought it would be good to give readers an idea of the efforts that go in behind the scenes from all the volunteer club members

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