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Mary street’s Muster mania

Mary Street came to life as the Pre-Muster on Mary took over the main street on Wednesday 21 August.

With Hay Bales decorated from local businesses and community groups, displays in the shops and deals to be found, guests spent their time seeing what the Gympie CBD has to offer.

There was no shortage of buskers with music filling the street with riders of the Historic Lewis Bus waving to all as the drove past.

Whether it was a free snag at Tom Grady’s or giving the Finska game a try by the city stage, there was something for everyone.

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