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Nov. 11, 1969 - Conditions are back to normal on Barossa common after the massacre of all wild life: Barossa Common, Camberley, was opened to the public once again yesterday, following the closure of the area for two days during the massacre of all wild life by the Ministry of Agriculture marksmen in the rabies scare.Photo Shows Taking advantage of the opening of the area once again Lt-Col. Taylor with his wife and two children, Caroline, 3 1/2, and Fiona, 2 take a stroll through the woods on Barossa common with their Part donkey Joe, yesterday

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