Guy’s World: Guy Has A Day Off

Sunday, 30 December 2001, 4:14 am
Article: Guy MacGibbon

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Scoop Deputy Editor Guy McGibbon enjoying a much deserved day off at Ruamahanga River, Martinborough, Boxing Day 2001

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