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Jase Blair    wikidata:Q99826234
 
Jase Blair
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The Barber is a katabatic wind that flows down the Grey Valley on the West Coast of New Zealand and pushes cold, damp valley fog into the town of Greymouth. The Barber is said to be “cold enough to cut your hair”.
Depicted place Sewell Peak (Q31668411)
Date 16 July 2014, 10:10
Source Released under a CC BY-SA 4.0 licence by Jase Blair as part of the West Coast Wikipedian at Large project.

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