Lucie Thorne at Corroboree Park

qedbynature 7 September 2011 7 September 2011 3

Lucie Thorne, a uniquely Australia talent living in a rural paradise near Bega, talks about her new album Bonfires in Silver City.

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Overheard 3:05 pm 07 Sep 11

@KB1971: the key word you missed there was “near”, as in “near Bega”.

KB1971 2:54 pm 07 Sep 11

Rural paradise? Bega? BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAA

Overheard 2:14 pm 07 Sep 11

Brilliant memories of an extraordinary gig. Thanks so much for posting.

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