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Jun 2023
34m 12s

Tango dancing, Tutenkhamen and a golden ...

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Tango dancing, a golden Wimbledon ticket, musical glory days, dancing friends and Dev, with Antonia Gunko Karelina, John Egan, Gerald Dawe, Roslyn Dee and Charles Lysaght.  
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