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Corsica: Ajaccio
From Corte, we took the train to the southwest to Ajaccio, the capital of Corsica, birthplace of Napoleon. There was so much Napoleon refere...
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Cool photo! (Not that it looks like the Kunming I remember...) Thought you might be trapped in the firewall.
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