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    Cycle to Mes bridge

    UNITED KINGDOM | Sat, 8 Jun 2013 | By josephuck | Views [1353]

    Today I went for a massive cycle today through the small Albanian villages nearby, my bosses Niko and Faye said it was fine for me to take a bike. Verdyanna (phonetic spelling) told me it would only take an hour for me to get there and back, it took ... Read more >

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