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SPAIN | Tue, 8 Sep 2009 | By vivienne_and_iona | Views [1005]
the next part of our spanish adventure was basically a combination of 2 things: a complete lack of knowledge about good places to go, and the realisation that we had a week left in spain and nothing planned to do... basically we hit up seville (where ... Read more >
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