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Industrial World Heritage Sites

Romanian Sausages for breakfast, lunch and tea
9 Dec 2014

Romanian Sausages for breakfast, lunch and tea

by Don Stevens | posted in: Uncategorized | 0

  Romanian Sausages for breakfast, lunch and tea. The whanau headed to a barbecue on Sunday evening. I was asked to bring some snarlers for the adults. I bought the old standbys kabonosy and Dutch braadworst from Park Avenue Quality … Continued

Carpathian Mountains steam railway, Industrial World Heritage Sites, Romanian sausages

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