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I’ve been a few places over the last few months that deserve some blogging attention, as belated as it is. The stamp collection in my passport now proudly consists of three new members: Germany, Greece and Austria, visited in the months of February, April and May and all unforgettable in their own right.
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pam | 8th Jun 09
Wow what beautiful countryside and wonderful memories you are making.Love you,Aunt Pam
Amy | 7th Jul 09
this post is making me cry and ache for another travel adventure with you. also, how could you say that yogurt was a low point!? even if it didn't work it did provide a lot of laughs!POTSDAMER PLATZ!!
Anjali | 21st Sep 09
Really a Great Post!! Images are really cool. Amazing Race is an excellent show and it is like an English Lesson. Thanks!!
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