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OCLC WorldCat record
Freeze peach : publication by students of Westland High School.
Author: Westland High School.
Publisher: [Hokitika, N.Z.] : Westland High School, [-1981]
Edition/Format: Journal, magazine : Periodical : English
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Freeze Peach
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Welcome new followers! We are Freeze Peach, which isn’t a type of ice cream on a stick that you’d get from an Italian man driving a van.
9:27 AM - 19 Feb 2012
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Make some peach ice cream. Exercise your right to freeze peach.
12:23 PM - 26 Sep 2012
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Why did the American prepare peach gelato?
submitted December 23, 2017 by thegnome54
To demonstrate her right to freeze peach!
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