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300 foot new dragon
Andrew Jakubowicz.
David Wang's last project was to form the Dai Loong Association in 1977 to raise money for a new dragon for Melbourne. His wife Mabel and son Mark drove the project to completion, with a 300 foot dragon made to order in Canton arriving in time for the 25th anniversary Moomba Festival in 1977.
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16 February 2009
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