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Opus pork dinner 2014

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Danielle Hicks

12:22, 26 JUN 2014

Alexandra and Jon Creba attend the Opus pork dinner 2014.1 of 8
Ann and John Greene attend the Opus pork dinner 2014.2 of 8
Irene Allan, Ann Tonks and Judy and Ian Metcalfe attend the Opus pork dinner 2014.3 of 8
James Sheppard, Tori McDermott, Samantha French and James Randall attend the Opus pork dinner 2014.4 of 8
Michael and Roanna Burgess with Lynda and Norman Tudge at the Opus pork dinner 2014.5 of 8
Suraj Gregory-Kumar, Dr David Gregory-Kumar, Lois Wilson, Helen Bradin and Dave Rowell attend the Opus pork dinner 2014.6 of 8
Chef David Colcombe, pig farmer Nick Francis and Michelle Morton attend the Opus pork dinner 2014.7 of 8
George Andronon, Stan Lampard, Gordon Sill, Mave Andronon, Phyl Lampard, Annie Oakley and Georgia Wooley attend the Opus pork dinner 2014.8 of 8

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