People who don’t mind getting their feet wet:

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People who don’t mind getting their feet wet: Members of the D’Urban Park Lions Club braved torrential rainfall yesterday to ensure they completed their environmental project. In photo the female club members plant a tree in the small park opposite St Sidwell’s Primary School, Hadfield Street and Vlissengen Road. (Photo by Jules Gibson)
People who don’t mind getting their feet wet: Members of the D’Urban Park Lions Club braved torrential rainfall yesterday to ensure they completed their environmental project. In photo the female club members plant a tree in the small park opposite St Sidwell’s Primary School, Hadfield Street and Vlissengen Road. (Photo by Jules Gibson)
People who don’t mind getting their feet wet: Members of the D’Urban Park Lions Club braved torrential rainfall yesterday to ensure they completed their environmental project. In photo the female club members plant a tree in the small park opposite St Sidwell’s Primary School, Hadfield Street and Vlissengen Road. (Photo by Jules Gibson)
People who don’t mind getting their feet wet: Members of the D’Urban Park Lions Club braved torrential rainfall yesterday to ensure they completed their environmental project. In photo the female club members plant a tree in the small park opposite St Sidwell’s Primary School, Hadfield Street and Vlissengen Road. (Photo by Jules Gibson)