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There was plenty of high-flying action from the annual Honky Tonk Rodeo on Saturday. Photos by Darryn Smith.

THERE were thrills and spills at the annual Honky Tonk Rodeo in support of the Noosa Pirates Rugby League Football Club.
More than 2000 people flocked to the event at 31 Butler Street in Tewantin on Saturday.
See all the action and social photos on page 20 of this week’s Noosa Today.

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