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Fijian-Indian gardens: replacing lost farmlands - Narendra Singh (3)
Jo Grant and Museum of Brisbane.
Hibiscus in Narendra Singh’s in-house temple, Photograph: Jo Grant, Museum of Brisbane
Created:
2005
Date Added:
01 May 2006
Source:
Museum of Brisbane: Text: Helen Armstrong, Photographs: Jo Grant
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