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Gale force winds, scorching heat, snags and speedboats are just some of the elements aged care nurse manager Ruth Roberts battled in her quest to kayak the river Murray and raise funds for the Abbeyfield Hostel in Williamstown in South Australia. Most speedboats burn gasoline to power their engines. Plus, fins were the order of the day, and--in 1972--giant "Leisure-Mobiles" with modular power units hauled the family and a sizable speedboat in a package reminiscent of GM's "Parade of Progress" truck fleet. |
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