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Cut It at the Cape returns for 2026

Kole, Hannah, Jebby, Max, Josh, and Johnny were among the local kids who raced at Cut It at the Cape. (Jesse Ehlers: 555930_17)

Lawnmower racing returned to Cape Jervis on Saturday, May 23 - much to the delight of both locals and visitors.

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