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6 Responses to “Haji Firuz”

1. Nice ones! being cultural is great. This is what I partly do on my blog to le the public know about unethical organisations and encourage such organisations becoming more cultural and practice ethics.

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   esfahan08 said this on 13 March, 2008 at 10:39 pm | Reply

2. [...] Haji Firuz Tehran, Narmak, (Vosough Street), 2008/3/12 [image] Exif: Canon EOS 30D, Shutter Speed:1/60sec, Apreture:F/2.8, ISO:800 […] [...]

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   phuonglili said this on 14 March, 2008 at 5:20 am | Reply

4. This is the first time I see haji firuz without completing their hajj pilgrimage…

   Cute … Innovative… and refreshing…it seems there will be a huge parade of these little hajii furoz next year in Iran ‘s street…

   Abol Danesh, said this on 24 March, 2008 at 5:44 am | Reply

5. Food for thought

   When next year, one million little hajji firoz parade in great colors in Iran streets let’s make sure girls are included in the continuous columns of regiments as a new way of embracing fresh air air air air air airair air air air air air…

   Let’s see if the Iranian on their celeberation of new year can beat the American rose parade in pasadena, california…

   We will see who beats who…

   Abol Danesh, said this on 27 March, 2008 at 9:35 pm | Reply

6. salam jaleb bod . moafagh bashi

   datiran said this on 10 May, 2008 at 3:33 am | Reply