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Photograph taken by a staff member of the Charlie Bradley cricket pavilion and the playing grounds beyond it, to the freeway, against a pink morning sky.
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Photograph (item) - Image, Jason Morgan, Cricket Pavilion and playing grounds, 22/02/2024
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