Images Dated 2nd November 2011

The Midlands team celebrate their win over the All Blacks in 1983

Rugby Union - 1983 New Zealand Tour to Scotland & England - Midland Division 19 New Zealand 13 (8/11/1983)
The Midlands team celebrate in the Welford Road changing room after the victory over the All Blacks.
From left to right: Dean Richards, Martin Green (coach), Nick Youngs, Les Cusworth, Paul Dodge, Dusty Hare, Vince Cannon, Peter Wheeler (captain), Clive Woodward, Gary Pearce, Nick Jeavons, John Goodwin, Graeme Robbins, Stuart Redfern, Gary Rees, Bob Wilkinson, Steve Holdstock

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Bronze sculpture called Someone to Watch Over Us at the entry to Busselton Jetty

Bronze sculpture called Someone to Watch Over Us at the entry to Busselton Jetty, the longest timber-piled jetty in the Southern Hemisphere, 1.8 km long. It was needed in 1853 to get logs onto ships unable to approach shore in shallow Geographe Bay. An underwater observatory near the far end descends 8 m below the surface. Busselton, South West region, Western Australia

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