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What's that at the fires ???

Posted Thursday, November 23, 2006 11:04 AM by bill
yesterday at the Casterton fires, I took a picture of our truck. Look closely at the passenger window !!
 
 
 
Thanks Frank and Dave and all the DPE guys for your support !!  :)
 
 
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