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2004-04-26 12:06 pm (UTC)
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That part always makes me cry.
And then next day we wandered in downtown Wellington, visiting museums and buying Maori carvings of bone and jade to give to people back home.
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Date: 2004-04-26 12:06 pm (UTC)And then next day we wandered in downtown Wellington, visiting museums and buying Maori carvings of bone and jade to give to people back home.