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I finally have summer vacation

27 August 2016

Lower Rhine Valley near by Bingen

Lower Rhine Valley near by Bingen

Happy holidays!

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This entry was posted in Greetings, Opinion and tagged 2016, Vacation on August 27, 2016 by Klaus Jochem.

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