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Corsica: Bonifacio
From Ajaccio, we continued south to Bonifacio at the southern end of Corsica where we took the ferry to Corsica. Even if it were not for the...
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Many happy returns!
I've already wished you happy birthday via Skype but might as well do it again in your blog. Pizza sounds good to me, I had pizza last eve also.
Happy B-day John!
Happy Birthday John!
I love this blog. I almost feel that I'm traveling along with y'all.
¡Feliz cumpleaños Juan!
We showed our passports or wrote down our names for people. They get everything correct, except "John" turns into "Jhon." It has happened three times in a row now! Someone please enlighten!
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