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Wedding on horseback
29 February 2008
In a highly unusual situation, a wedding will be conducted tomorrow (Saturday) on horseback.
The wedding will take place in a paddock at Longley, south of Hobart, with the local Anglican Minister, Revd Meredith Campbell, also on horseback.
The couple are happy for media to attend the service. It will be at 4pm, at 55 Willowbend Road, Longley. Willowbend is off Old Huon Hwy between Leslie Road and the Longley pub. No 55 is the end of the road.
Media Officer - Revd Meredith Campbell 0417 011 447
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