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Episode 13: How Dizzy Lost Her Finger

The Oral History Project is an effort to record the history and culture of Narangong, South Australia’s tidiest town 1993, 2003, and 2008, winner of Australia’s best Cornish pastie 1997, and home to the renowned Nara Fighting Roos.

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Episode 13: How Dizzy Lost Her Finger

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