FOLKESTONOMY: Blog: Getting ready for the opening!

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A pressure washer makes it possible….

On Friday morning we prepared the float for the opening. We were lucky to find a pressure washer in the harbour and Kathrin took the chance to clean the float in-depth. The yellow and black starts to shine again!

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Posted June 13, 2008 18:05 by Leonie Koenen

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