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Simmer Dim Rally gallery

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A group of people, men and women, of various ages, some with children, pose enthusiastically inside a tent. They are casually dressed, and a few wear graphic tees and biker gear.
Some of the Simmer Dim committee at this year's event. Photo: Dave Donaldson

OLLABERRY has been a hive of activity over the last few days thanks to the Simmer Dim Rally.

Having started in the early 1980s, this year is the 40th time the bikers’ rally has been held. This year nearly 400 people attended.

Thanks to Dave Donaldson for the photos from the rally from Saturday.

A gathering of numerous motorcycles parked outside a white building, with people mingling around. The setting appears to be a rural area with grassy surroundings and a cloudy sky.
Photo: Dave Donaldson
Two men standing and smiling outdoors, with motorcycles and camping tents in the background. One man is wearing a black hoodie and camo vest, while the other is wearing a white t-shirt.
John Hinkley (left) and Steven Henry (right) have 80 Simmer Dim Rallys between them. They are the only two individuals to have attended every rally since it began 40 years ago. Photo: Dave Donaldson
A large group of people, many in casual attire and some in Viking-themed costumes, interact inside a big tent during a daytime event. Several are holding cups and engaging in conversation.
The marquee – the centre of activity and fun – was busy on Saturday afternoon. Photo: Dave Donaldson

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