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Wellington Sevens Costumes 2012 Part III

Friday, 3 February 2012, 4:01 pm
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Wellington Sevens Costumes 2012 Part III: Braaains

Photos by Mark P. Williams

See also:
Scoop Images: Wellington Sevens Parade 2012
Wellington Sevens Costumes 2012 – First Look
Wellington Sevens Costumes 2012 – Part 2: The Revenge

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Scoop is running low on ideas for seven-costume-related blurbs, but has to say that the undead have a high average awesomeness this year.

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