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Gallery: “The Last Jedi” movie on range tees off

South Western Times

Movie-goers rugged up to watch the latest instalment of the Star Wars franchise The Last Jedi on the driving range at the Capel Golf Club last weekend.

Picking up from where The Force Awakens left off, the rebels are facing extinction in a cat and mouse game with the First Order.

Meanwhile, Rey desperately tries to convince Luke Skywalker to rejoin the battle and restore hope to the galaxy.

Pictures from the event:

Marcelle Wesley, of Dalyellup, and her son Carter, 11.
Camera IconMarcelle Wesley, of Dalyellup, and her son Carter, 11. Credit: South Western Times
Mack, 15, and Ariane Diggins, 10, of Stratham.
Camera IconMack, 15, and Ariane Diggins, 10, of Stratham. Credit: South Western Times
Leah Jones, of Bunbury, and her grandsons Ashton Wilson, 5, and Cameron Jones, 7.
Camera IconLeah Jones, of Bunbury, and her grandsons Ashton Wilson, 5, and Cameron Jones, 7. Credit: South Western Times
Harry and Janice Platt, of College Grove.
Camera IconHarry and Janice Platt, of College Grove. Credit: South Western Times
Jake Lange, 11, and Quinn Capaner, 10, both of Australind.
Camera IconJake Lange, 11, and Quinn Capaner, 10, both of Australind. Credit: South Western Times
Matthew Wansborough, of Dalyellup, and his son Zachary, 8.
Camera IconMatthew Wansborough, of Dalyellup, and his son Zachary, 8. Credit: South Western Times
Sharon Potter and Peter Makay, both of Usher.
Camera IconSharon Potter and Peter Makay, both of Usher. Credit: South Western Times
Taj Shaw, 13, of Eaton, Lucas, 10, and Connor Ingram, 14, of Australind and Stacey Godenzi, of Eaton, and her daughter Alice Tottle, 4 months.
Camera IconTaj Shaw, 13, of Eaton, Lucas, 10, and Connor Ingram, 14, of Australind and Stacey Godenzi, of Eaton, and her daughter Alice Tottle, 4 months. Credit: South Western Times

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