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Be Seen

May 19, 2023 By Roxane Manley

These Forbes High Students were seen fishing along the river and on the new pontoon during school sport class.

Liam Fraser, Alex Reid and Zac Williams.

 

Oscar Brown and Alex Lebrocque

 

Taylor Collits, Aleisha Lawrence and Rebecca Moxey.

Be Seen

May 5, 2023 By Roxane Manley

Lesley Teale, Maureen Miller and Dot Woodcock enjoy a cuppa at The Brew.

 

Taking a break at Isabel’s Place are Cameron Ivey-Dray-ton and Geoff Green.

 

Lesley Teale, Maureen Miller and Dot Woodcock enjoy a cuppa at The Brew.

Be Seen @ Parkes Services Club on ANZAC Day

April 28, 2023 By Roxane Manley

Graham Coleman and Janet Hibbs.

 

Kirsty Eshman, Laylah Logan and Kelly Logan.

 

Leah Barber and Allison Jones.

Be Seen @ Leyland P76 Club Display in Parkes

April 14, 2023 By Roxane Manley

Be Seen @ Homegrown Parkes

March 31, 2023 By Roxane Manley

Be Seen

March 31, 2023 By Roxane Manley

Catching up over coffee at Deja Brew were Geoff Rice, John Colley and Renee Rice.

 

Eugowra woman Sue Fabish was passing through Parkes on her way to Dubbo and was spotted grabbing some coffee from Packed Cones Express.

 

Andrew Day was spotted enjoying a coffee and a chat with son Mitchell Day at Bella’s Cafe.

Be Seen @ The Masters of Mandagery

March 24, 2023 By Roxane Manley

Be Seen @ Parkes U10s Footy Training

March 17, 2023 By Roxane Manley

Be Seen @ Lions Park

March 10, 2023 By Roxane Manley

Taking a stroll with their beloved dog Kimmy, were Robyn and Paul Doust.

 

Georgie Jones and son Felix were spotted heading straight for the play equipment, and the swing was definitely Felix’s number one choice of activity.

 

Husband and wife, Xue Wu and Xiao Ying Wang, were riverside enjoying some early morning Tai Chi.

Be Seen in Parkes

March 3, 2023 By Roxane Manley

Belinda Doory and little man Ace McMillian on a walk home after dropping big brother to PECC.

 

Out-of-towners John, Tony and Rex, from the Australian National Maritime Museum Sydney, were spotted enjoying a refreshing meal at the Coffee Pot.

 

Toby Weeks and Jay Heanrahan from Can Do Roofing working on a colorbond re-roof in Bogan St, Parkes.

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