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Wendy sells Heemskerk donkey beach towels: 'Curious which countries they will end up in'

Wendy sells Heemskerk donkey beach towels: 'Curious which countries they will end up in'

Wendy Dijkstra's shop in Heemskerk is seeing high demand for donkey-themed beach towels, which are expected to be popular on local beaches this summer. The colorful accessories have become a hit with customers since they were introduced to the store's collection.

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