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Old 26th January 2009, 12:31 AM
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Default Hot and Dry Weather

Most of us in northern region are experiencing hot and dry weather for almost a month now. The sunrays are very unforgiving and made a lot of damages too. THis plant is surely a marker of how dry the weather is.

Here's a photo of it last year during the rainy season.


My recent photo during hot season.
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