GALLERY: Sheree celebrates with friends
WHILE some visited Laurel Bank Park on Saturday to catch the Toowoomba Concert Band’s performance, Sheree Tervit and her friends were there celebrating her 30th.
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WHILE some visited Laurel Bank Park on Saturday to catch the Toowoomba Concert Band's performance, Sheree Tervit and her friends were there celebrating her 30th.
The group celebrated Ms Tervit's birthday in style, with a picnic and games set up from Berry Vintage.
With music in the background and a break in the rainy weather, the park provided the perfect spot for a catch up.
Originally published as GALLERY: Sheree celebrates with friends
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