Christmas in the bush
Visit from the big man in red brings joy to local children
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CHRISTMAS festivities have well and truly begun in Roma, and what better way to herald in the best time of the year than with Twilight Markets.
Moorelands bush nursery held their inaugural Christmas markets yesterday, allowing local vendors to sell their stocking stuffers.
No Christmas market would be complete without a visit from the big man in red, and we at The Western Star heard he has quite a few lists to look over before Christmas.
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Originally published as Christmas in the bush
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