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    Photos: Israel 2010

    ISRAEL | Sat, 10 May 2014 | By sarahnicole | Photo Gallery

    Three weeks of archaeology and touring around the country.
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    Tags: archaeology, dead sea, en gedi, israel, jerusalem, lake tiberias, masada, mediterranean sea, mount arbel, sea of galilee

    The Cinque Terre!

    ITALY | Fri, 5 Feb 2010 | By neil_loewen | Views [1301] | Comments [3]

    The Cinque Terre!   Australia Day in Rome, celebrated by two Aussies, a Canuck, a Brazilian, and an Argentinian, was a smashing success, bringing people together across cultural divides, but much more importantly, informing us ... Read more >

    Tags: alice berents, cinque terre, hiking, italy, mediterranean sea, neil loewen, sunsets

     

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