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March 16, 2025

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Cherries, oranges and - even tomatoes make excellent spoon sweets in the summer.
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There are two pictures side by side. The right side is a picture of an older couple in a flower field. The older man is wearing a turban, and the older woman is wearing a dupatta. They are both wearing traditional Punjabi wear. On the left-hand side, the same older woman appears in the flower field with a young little girl wearing a green flow dress.
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