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Inside the Lyons den

He drives a Ferrari, dyes his Mohawk all colours of the rainbow and has surgically enhanced abs.
But few have seen inside Darryn Lyons’ equally eclectic Western Beach mansion.
Until now.
Geelong’s own paparazzi king has thrown open his opulent front door to Geelong Coast magazine (GC) for a six-page feature on one of the city’s most individually decorated homes.
Private images of the world’s most- famous celebrities line walls.
Exotic skins splay across polished timber floors.
Ornate fixtures, antique furniture and mementoes from around the world are at every turn.
But despite the many trappings of fame and success, Darryn says his heart remains rooted deeply in Geelong.
“I don’t like those celebrities who forget where they’ve come from,” he tells GC.
With 92 high-gloss pages of only-local content, the summer edition of GC is ready to entertain with a feast of intriguing holiday reading.
GC is out now at newsagents.

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