Libby recalls her memory of the 1970 Commonwealth Games in Edinburgh as the sole South Australian competitor, coming home with two gold medals, a silver and four bronze, her love of competition, her enjoyment of meeting and socialising with people with disabilities from around Australia, strength of New South Wales and Western Australian wheelchair sports and teams, the importance of able-bodied supporters and promoters to the strength of the team.
Libby recalls her memory of the 1970 Commonwealth Games in Edinburgh as the sole South Australian competitor, coming home with two gold medals, a silver and four bronze, her love of competition, her enjoyment of meeting and socialising with people with disabilities from around Australia, strength of New South Wales and Western Australian wheelchair sports and teams, the importance of able-bodied supporters and promoters to the strength of the team.
Libby recalls her memory of the 1970 Commonwealth Games in Edinburgh as the sole South Australian competitor, coming home with two gold medals, a silver and four bronze, her love of competition, her enjoyment of meeting and socialising with people with disabilities from around Australia, strength of New South Wales and Western Australian wheelchair sports and teams, the importance of able-bodied supporters and promoters to the strength of the team.
Libby recalls her memory of the 1970 Commonwealth Games in Edinburgh as the sole South Australian competitor, coming home with two gold medals, a silver and four bronze, her love of competition, her enjoyment of meeting and socialising with people with disabilities from around Australia, strength of New South Wales and Western Australian wheelchair sports and teams, the importance of able-bodied supporters and promoters to the strength of the team.
Libby recalls her memory of the 1970 Commonwealth Games in Edinburgh as the sole South Australian competitor, coming home with two gold medals, a silver and four bronze, her love of competition, her enjoyment of meeting and socialising with people with disabilities from around Australia, strength of New South Wales and Western Australian wheelchair sports and teams, the importance of able-bodied supporters and promoters to the strength of the team.
Libby recalls her memory of the 1970 Commonwealth Games in Edinburgh as the sole South Australian competitor, coming home with two gold medals, a silver and four bronze, her love of competition, her enjoyment of meeting and socialising with people with disabilities from around Australia, strength of New South Wales and Western Australian wheelchair sports and teams, the importance of able-bodied supporters and promoters to the strength of the team.
Libby recalls her memory of the 1970 Commonwealth Games in Edinburgh as the sole South Australian competitor, coming home with two gold medals, a silver and four bronze, her love of competition, her enjoyment of meeting and socialising with people with disabilities from around Australia, strength of New South Wales and Western Australian wheelchair sports and teams, the importance of able-bodied supporters and promoters to the strength of the team.
Libby recalls her memory of the 1970 Commonwealth Games in Edinburgh as the sole South Australian competitor, coming home with two gold medals, a silver and four bronze, her love of competition, her enjoyment of meeting and socialising with people with disabilities from around Australia, strength of New South Wales and Western Australian wheelchair sports and teams, the importance of able-bodied supporters and promoters to the strength of the team.
Libby recalls her memory of the 1970 Commonwealth Games in Edinburgh as the sole South Australian competitor, coming home with two gold medals, a silver and four bronze, her love of competition, her enjoyment of meeting and socialising with people with disabilities from around Australia, strength of New South Wales and Western Australian wheelchair sports and teams, the importance of able-bodied supporters and promoters to the strength of the team.
Libby recalls her memory of the 1970 Commonwealth Games in Edinburgh as the sole South Australian competitor, coming home with two gold medals, a silver and four bronze, her love of competition, her enjoyment of meeting and socialising with people with disabilities from around Australia, strength of New South Wales and Western Australian wheelchair sports and teams, the importance of able-bodied supporters and promoters to the strength of the team.
Libby recalls her memory of the 1970 Commonwealth Games in Edinburgh as the sole South Australian competitor, coming home with two gold medals, a silver and four bronze, her love of competition, her enjoyment of meeting and socialising with people with disabilities from around Australia, strength of New South Wales and Western Australian wheelchair sports and teams, the importance of able-bodied supporters and promoters to the strength of the team.
Libby recalls her memory of the 1970 Commonwealth Games in Edinburgh as the sole South Australian competitor, coming home with two gold medals, a silver and four bronze, her love of competition, her enjoyment of meeting and socialising with people with disabilities from around Australia, strength of New South Wales and Western Australian wheelchair sports and teams, the importance of able-bodied supporters and promoters to the strength of the team.
Libby recalls her memory of the 1970 Commonwealth Games in Edinburgh as the sole South Australian competitor, coming home with two gold medals, a silver and four bronze, her love of competition, her enjoyment of meeting and socialising with people with disabilities from around Australia, strength of New South Wales and Western Australian wheelchair sports and teams, the importance of able-bodied supporters and promoters to the strength of the team.
Libby recalls her memory of the 1970 Commonwealth Games in Edinburgh as the sole South Australian competitor, coming home with two gold medals, a silver and four bronze, her love of competition, her enjoyment of meeting and socialising with people with disabilities from around Australia, strength of New South Wales and Western Australian wheelchair sports and teams, the importance of able-bodied supporters and promoters to the strength of the team.
Libby recalls her memory of the 1970 Commonwealth Games in Edinburgh as the sole South Australian competitor, coming home with two gold medals, a silver and four bronze, her love of competition, her enjoyment of meeting and socialising with people with disabilities from around Australia, strength of New South Wales and Western Australian wheelchair sports and teams, the importance of able-bodied supporters and promoters to the strength of the team.
Libby recalls her memory of the 1970 Commonwealth Games in Edinburgh as the sole South Australian competitor, coming home with two gold medals, a silver and four bronze, her love of competition, her enjoyment of meeting and socialising with people with disabilities from around Australia, strength of New South Wales and Western Australian wheelchair sports and teams, the importance of able-bodied supporters and promoters to the strength of the team.
Libby recalls her memory of the 1970 Commonwealth Games in Edinburgh as the sole South Australian competitor, coming home with two gold medals, a silver and four bronze, her love of competition, her enjoyment of meeting and socialising with people with disabilities from around Australia, strength of New South Wales and Western Australian wheelchair sports and teams, the importance of able-bodied supporters and promoters to the strength of the team.
Libby recalls her memory of the 1970 Commonwealth Games in Edinburgh as the sole South Australian competitor, coming home with two gold medals, a silver and four bronze, her love of competition, her enjoyment of meeting and socialising with people with disabilities from around Australia, strength of New South Wales and Western Australian wheelchair sports and teams, the importance of able-bodied supporters and promoters to the strength of the team.
Libby recalls her memory of the 1970 Commonwealth Games in Edinburgh as the sole South Australian competitor, coming home with two gold medals, a silver and four bronze, her love of competition, her enjoyment of meeting and socialising with people with disabilities from around Australia, strength of New South Wales and Western Australian wheelchair sports and teams, the importance of able-bodied supporters and promoters to the strength of the team.
Libby recalls her memory of the 1970 Commonwealth Games in Edinburgh as the sole South Australian competitor, coming home with two gold medals, a silver and four bronze, her love of competition, her enjoyment of meeting and socialising with people with disabilities from around Australia, strength of New South Wales and Western Australian wheelchair sports and teams, the importance of able-bodied supporters and promoters to the strength of the team.
Libby recalls her memory of the 1970 Commonwealth Games in Edinburgh as the sole South Australian competitor, coming home with two gold medals, a silver and four bronze, her love of competition, her enjoyment of meeting and socialising with people with disabilities from around Australia, strength of New South Wales and Western Australian wheelchair sports and teams, the importance of able-bodied supporters and promoters to the strength of the team.
Libby recalls her memory of the 1970 Commonwealth Games in Edinburgh as the sole South Australian competitor, coming home with two gold medals, a silver and four bronze, her love of competition, her enjoyment of meeting and socialising with people with disabilities from around Australia, strength of New South Wales and Western Australian wheelchair sports and teams, the importance of able-bodied supporters and promoters to the strength of the team.
Libby recalls her memory of the 1970 Commonwealth Games in Edinburgh as the sole South Australian competitor, coming home with two gold medals, a silver and four bronze, her love of competition, her enjoyment of meeting and socialising with people with disabilities from around Australia, strength of New South Wales and Western Australian wheelchair sports and teams, the importance of able-bodied supporters and promoters to the strength of the team.
Libby recalls her memory of the 1970 Commonwealth Games in Edinburgh as the sole South Australian competitor, coming home with two gold medals, a silver and four bronze, her love of competition, her enjoyment of meeting and socialising with people with disabilities from around Australia, strength of New South Wales and Western Australian wheelchair sports and teams, the importance of able-bodied supporters and promoters to the strength of the team.
Libby recalls her memory of the 1970 Commonwealth Games in Edinburgh as the sole South Australian competitor, coming home with two gold medals, a silver and four bronze, her love of competition, her enjoyment of meeting and socialising with people with disabilities from around Australia, strength of New South Wales and Western Australian wheelchair sports and teams, the importance of able-bodied supporters and promoters to the strength of the team.
Libby recalls her memory of the 1970 Commonwealth Games in Edinburgh as the sole South Australian competitor, coming home with two gold medals, a silver and four bronze, her love of competition, her enjoyment of meeting and socialising with people with disabilities from around Australia, strength of New South Wales and Western Australian wheelchair sports and teams, the importance of able-bodied supporters and promoters to the strength of the team.
Libby recalls her memory of the 1970 Commonwealth Games in Edinburgh as the sole South Australian competitor, coming home with two gold medals, a silver and four bronze, her love of competition, her enjoyment of meeting and socialising with people with disabilities from around Australia, strength of New South Wales and Western Australian wheelchair sports and teams, the importance of able-bodied supporters and promoters to the strength of the team.
Libby recalls her memory of the 1970 Commonwealth Games in Edinburgh as the sole South Australian competitor, coming home with two gold medals, a silver and four bronze, her love of competition, her enjoyment of meeting and socialising with people with disabilities from around Australia, strength of New South Wales and Western Australian wheelchair sports and teams, the importance of able-bodied supporters and promoters to the strength of the team.
Libby recalls her memory of the 1970 Commonwealth Games in Edinburgh as the sole South Australian competitor, coming home with two gold medals, a silver and four bronze, her love of competition, her enjoyment of meeting and socialising with people with disabilities from around Australia, strength of New South Wales and Western Australian wheelchair sports and teams, the importance of able-bodied supporters and promoters to the strength of the team.