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View 2020 Brisbane’s Wild West Calendar entries

July 1, 2019 by mccgadmin

There is an opportunity to view and vote on the 75 images submitted for the 2020 Brisbane’s Wild West Calendar on Wednesday 17 July at 7:00pm OR Sunday 21 July from 9.00 – 11.00 am at The Hut, 47 Fleming Road, Chapel Hill.

The MCCG and the Rural Environment Planning Association (REPA) support THECA in the production of the calendar each year.

Since 2000, the calendar has featured the flora and fauna of Brisbane’s western suburbs and showcased the work of talented local photographers. 

For more information, head to the THECA website, ring 3878 5088, email [email protected] or [email protected].


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