Talk:Licola, Victoria

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I think French Islanders would disagree that Licola is the only Victorian town without mains electricity. 58.96.96.162 (talk) 12:04, 10 March 2009 (UTC)Reply

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This article has a major flaw. The "Whole town of Licola" is NOT owned by the Lion's club, rather only the school camp's area. While this makes up a large area of the town, there is a store, residential area and most importantly, a large national park. This town is frequented by many motorbike riders and hikers alike.

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