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SOUTH KOREA | Thu, 17 Jul 2014 | By megandrob | Views [1071]
A little while after we went to Gyeongju, Robin invited me up to Seoul for a party weekend. I had no clue how to get there, and luckily by this time I had a phone, so soon we were on a bus headed for Seoul.
The plan was to meet Robin's ... Read more >
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