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NETHERLANDS | Mon, 6 Mar 2017 | By swathi | Views [1025] | Comments [1]
Groningen (4 th –5 th Jan)
The decision to extend my trip beyond the original plan was made after realizing that, Rachel and I wouldn't be able to meet during the Christmas vacation, due to a confusion ... Read more >
Tags: fondue, groningen, sangria, the netherlands
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