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File:Red-thigh-high-boots-dubidub.jpg

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English: Red thigh high boots

Photo taken in 2003 at a shoe exhibition at Drammen Museum in Drammen, Norway.

Copyright Jarle H. Knudsen. Released under the GNU FDL.


Category:Images of clothing
Date 18 July 2004 (original upload date)
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Author Original uploader was Dubidub at en.wikipedia
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