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2013
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2015
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New Zealand: Alex Knob Track
Based in Franz Josef, home of the Franz Josef Glacier, we walked up the Alex Knob Track to Christmas Lookout, not to the knob, after hitchin...
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3 comments:
Wow, seems that you've covered most of the planet!
Hmmm, if you hit one part of a large country it can be deceptive.... Like, how did you like Alaska and Hawai`i? ;-)
You are right my friend. Cities visited seems less deceptive.
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