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GREECE | Wed, 7 Apr 2010 | By neil_loewen | Views [1086] | Comments [3]
I'm back! So right now, you guys think we have just arrived in Greece, but we have some catching up to do. Last time I wrote, we had just arrived on the island of Corfu! Resume...
The hostel that we are staying at (The Pink Palace) is in a ... Read more >
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