excellent dance and ceremony, love this kind of thing can't get enough. I live in central new south wales, in culture and on country, this helps our people here understand who we are, keep up your good work, thanks alot, kerry
kerry said on 07/02/2012.
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excellent dance and ceremony, love this kind of thing can't get enough. I live in central new south wales, in culture and on country, this helps our people here understand who we are, keep up your good work, thanks alot, kerry