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You must have quite an adventure ahead of you! Good luck! We are all looking forward to hearing and seeing more.
Wyman
Hi! Just located the new blog. I'm so excited for you. And jealous of course - Myanmar and Laos, two of my favorite places. Glad you had a good time in Kunming.
Hope to see you when you make it back to Raleigh.
Happy travels,
Kathy
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