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The old men of Muddy Creek are keeping up tradition
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January 18, 2020
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4:09Now PlayingMuddy Creek is the charming if unromantic nickname for the Panatana Rivulet at Port Sorell in north-west Tasmania.
Brian Griffiths, 96, and Geoff Winspear, 88, are descendants of the earliest shipbuilders in the area and in fact some of the earliest in Northern Tasmania. They share a lifelong friendship and a love of Muddy Creek.
An annual tradition has been to take their dogs for a row on birthdays, checking out the storied old wooden boats they are trying to outlive.
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