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Danish Fly Festival 2001... and much more


The way the Danes do...



By Martin Joergensen

To comfort Bas I have made a little series of pictures. Click on the picture below to see how Bas really did in Denmark. To the story.

This is how it really was

           
Click on the numbers above to see things or click here to go back to the story

Photo and manipulation by Martin Joergensen.

 

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