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Looking back on 2023: Legendary Jim still doing great things

Jim Clarke busy at work at the Streaky Bay Men's Shed. PHOTO: SUPPLIED
James Jacobi

Ninety-eight-year-old Jim Clarke remains one of Streaky Bay’s most active, much-loved and humble citizens. I find Jim, the morning I […]

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