George Town's Steampunk Tasmania festival set to enter record books

Hamish Geale
Updated June 24 2017 - 8:50pm, first published 8:30pm
PUNK FOLK: Tasmanian folk band Ruby and the Red Spinners swelled to a five-piece on Saturday afternoon, with Bruce Trappes' flaming piano and some toe-tapping tunes helping to keep the punters warm. Pictures: Hamish Geale
PUNK FOLK: Tasmanian folk band Ruby and the Red Spinners swelled to a five-piece on Saturday afternoon, with Bruce Trappes' flaming piano and some toe-tapping tunes helping to keep the punters warm. Pictures: Hamish Geale

Regardless of who emerged victorious from the tea duelling championships or the teapot racing competition, it was difficult to walk away from the second annual Steampunk Tasmania festival without the feeling that George Town was the real winner.

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Hamish Geale

Hamish Geale

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Hamish Geale is a senior reporter at The Examiner. Got good news? Email: hgeale@examiner.com.au

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