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Robbie Allen’s “Grapes of Avoca” won the vote for Avoca’s new entry sculpture. Image: Supplied.

Avoca sculpture decided

The Grapes of Avoca has won the vote for the town’s new entrance sculpture, following a public poll by Pyrenees Shire Council.

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