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Port Broughton Annual Rubber Duck Race

Port Broughton Annual Rubber Duck Race

Starts: Sunday, 06 October 2024
Ends: Sunday, 06 October 2024
The Port Broughton Annual Rubber Duck Race is on again at the Port Broughton foreshore. Race a yellow plastic duck for the shore and raise funds for the Port Broughton Sailing & Boat Club Inc. Enter a duck and collect it after the race. There are prizes for the first 10 ducks home.. This is good old fashioned and inexpensive fun for families. Enjoy free games on the foreshore like a duck and spoon race, duck in a bucket race, duck on the head race and the Yellow Duck Hunt around Port Broughton. Experience Port Broughton's own 'Race Day on the Bay'.
Add to Calendar 2024-10-06 12:00 am 2024-10-06 12:00 am Port Broughton Annual Rubber Duck Race The Port Broughton Annual Rubber Duck Race is on again at the Port Broughton foreshore. Race a yellow plastic duck for the shore and raise funds for the Port Broughton Sailing & Boat Club Inc. Enter a duck and collect it after the race. There are prizes for the first 10 ducks home.. This is good old fashioned and inexpensive fun for families. Enjoy free games on the foreshore like a duck and spoon race, duck in a bucket race, duck on the head race and the Yellow Duck Hunt around Port Broughton. Experience Port Broughton's own 'Race Day on the Bay'. Port Broughton Foreshore Northern End, Port Broughton , SA , 5522 , Australia
Port Broughton Foreshore Northern End, Port Broughton , SA , 5522 , Australia
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