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How Max’s taxi driver tangled with a diesel locomotive
Max Keys’ collection of Goulburn photos includes this one, taken at Royal Oak, Kingsdale, at the time owned by the Fenwick family. From left are Doug Fenwick, Ron Worthy, Betty Piggott, Anne Fenwick, Marshall Piggott (driver’s seat), Lois MacDonald, Shirley Fenwick and Harold Blackett. The white edge of the Model T was for safety during the war years’ blackouts. Photos: Max Keys collection. Max Keys can recall his days as a small boy on a school…
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