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This is a really fun and easy costume to be in. With 2 pieces the whole costume is complete.
TOP
The top material is velvet and ties with straps on the neck and on the back. It will fit most body and cup sizes. It can be worn over some other bottom clothing and it will become an awesome party outfit.
SKIRT
Material is velvet as well. The silver lined chiffon part of the skirt is sawn into the velvet top of it. It wraps around and you tie it down at the end.
Costume includes:
Top
Skirt
Necklace sold separately.
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Kate Pace Way, leaving North Bay and arriving at Callander. In my opinion the last three or four kilometers of the trail as it travels south of North Bay is the most beautiful and enjoyable.
A sculpture located in a small park along the Thames River in London Ontario. This park is within walking distance of downtown and is located on the multiuse trail that runs the length of the river. Since it is October the flower garden around the sculpture is nothing but faded blooms. It would have been very colourful in summer.
(l-r) Russel Glover (Chair of the Solitary Islands Marine Park Advisory Committee), then-Minister Verity Firth and Bob Edgar (Solitary Islands Underwater Research Group), cutting a caake to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the Solitary Islands Marine Park.
Long before the introduction of the Marine Parks Act this area was recognised by locals for its conservation significance many of whom worked hard to see this important part of the NSW coastline protected.
As part of the 10 year anniversary is a timely occasion to acknowledge the achievements of the community especially the Solitary Islands Underwater Research Group (SURG) which has be active for over 21 years.
SURG was instrumental in identifying the underwater values of the Coffs Harbour region in the late 1980s’ and early 1990’s and subsequent inclusion of the area in the marine park boundaries still in place today.
Members have dedicated thousands of voluntary hours to marine conservation and
research since its foundation.
Projects have included identifying sea floor community structure around the five major islands, the development of an underwater trail at North Solitary Island, monitoring of reef health and the “Solitary Islands Marine Park Marine Species Photo Inventory” which has been included in the SIMP school education kit for the benefit of hundreds of school children in NSW.