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Art hits the streets at Cooran

By Margaret Maccoll

The new format for Cooran’s annual Tall Trees Exhibition proved a success with businesses doing a roaring trade and people enjoying the walk through the quaint town.
The exhibition this year moved from the Cooran Memorial School of Arts Hall to numerous locations from one end of the main street to the other.
King Street was filled with a steady stream of visitors wandering along to view the displays and stop off at the local traders.
Artist Jackie Bazzo said the feedback had been very positive with only a couple of people saying they missed the exhibition in the hall.

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