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Dyed pussywillow flowers

| Publication date 23 January 2009 | 15:01 ICT

Dyed pussywillow flowers

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A stall owner sells  colourfully dyed pussywillow flowers to make

decorations for Chinese New Year at her stall at O'Russei Market on

Thursday.

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