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2008 Philadelphia Flower Show. Jazz Band

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Performers acting as onlookers take in the festivities of the New Orleans jazz band below them at the 2008 Flower Show. 
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Keywords

  1. Flower Shows
  2. Jazz Bands
  3. Pennsylvania
  4. Pennsylvania Horticultural Society
  5. Philadelphia
  6. Philadelphia Flower Show (2008 : Philadelphia, Pa.)

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