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rubus probus
This superb fruit has clusters
of juicy pink to bright red (rubus) lobes which form the berry, some
1 - 3 cms in diameter. They grow on a bramble thicket (in
Queensland) with regularly spaced barbs on the stems. Flavour is a
superb sharp berry - raspberry - stronger than exotic raspberries
It is good to eat - that is where the word PROBUS comes into the
latin name
Newly elected president, Bruce Carte being
congratulated by Ian Holding (left) and Walter Eastman (Centre) on
the formation of the Champagne Valley Probus Club.
Herold's Bay Probians crossing the Bridge over the
River Kwai
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who have held office in any business or organisation.
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Directory provides the postal and e-mail addresses
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Committee" and "How to form a Probus Club" Manuals.
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