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Dad and Dave from Snake Gully

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Dad and Dave from Snake Gully  was an Australian radio drama series based on the  On Our Selection  stories of  Steele Rudd . The series is more often referred to simply as  Dad and Dave . The theme tune was " The Road to Gundagai ". The standard accent used by actors and announcers in Australian broadcasting at the time was typically " Southern English ", an upper class British version that emulated the  BBC . The actual 

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May 31, 2024

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Episodes

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120 31.05.2024
119 31.05.2024
Dad Feeling Ill 31.05.2024
Fire At Teds House 31.05.2024
Dad Dave Share Anxieties About Dads Health 31.05.2024
Dad Gets Hit On Head With Christmas Present 31.05.2024
Dad Dave Go To Buy Mums Present 31.05.2024
Dad Dave Buy Each Others Gifts 31.05.2024
Dad Dave Have A Working Bee 31.05.2024
Christmas Morning 31.05.2024
Annual Snake Gully Cup Run 31.05.2024
Annie Has Alf On A Strict Diet 31.05.2024
Uncle Clarence Down On His Luck 31.05.2024
Annies Horse Gets Out Of His Stable 31.05.2024
Ted Draws Names Out Of Hat 31.05.2024
Race Is Underway 31.05.2024
Have A Ball At New House 31.05.2024
Dad Bill Both Have Measles 31.05.2024
Dad Bill Dispair 31.05.2024
Dad Bill Fighting Again 31.05.2024
Mum Has Dad Bill On Diet 31.05.2024
Annie Distraught 31.05.2024

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