Holidaymakers die in coach crash

The family of a British woman killed in a coach crash in Tasmania say they are comforted by the knowledge she was having a wonderful time before she died.

Holidaymakers die in coach crash
Tue, 20 Feb, 2001 - 07:04

The family of a British woman killed in a coach crash in Tasmania say they are comforted by the knowledge she was having a wonderful time before she died.

Judith Franklin, 63, a former nurse, and her husband Colin, 67, were touring with two friends when their coach slipped off the road and plunged into a ravine.

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