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SOUTH AFRICA | Sun, 21 Apr 2013 | By butterfly-freed | Views [1057]
The smell of jet fuel invariably brings with it the stirrings of adventure that start somewhere in the midrift region. Rather like the rich aroma of a freshly cooked meal being served to an empty stomach.
I have always loved airports, aeroplanes and ... Read more >
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