Photo Gallery: Maranoa kids rumble in the rodeo ring
The Rumble was a hit, with local kids entertaining a crowd of 1500 at the rodeo grounds last night.
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AFTER only four hours of rehearsal over two days, kids of the Maranoa bravely stepped up in front of a 1500-strong audience to put on a show like no other: The Easter Rumble.
As well as providing half-time entertainment at Friday night's Xtreme Bulls, The Rumble was put on by the Crackup Sisters, who wanted to give bush kids a chance to get involved in performing.
The children's dance number told a story of why they love growing up in the Maranoa.
Originally published as Photo Gallery: Maranoa kids rumble in the rodeo ring
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