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Tag Archives: gap year
Mind the gap (year)! – in defence of the travelling explorer or: my first encounter with Asmara
It has become all the rage: visit a slum to find yourself. Hug orphans in some poor African country – and you do something good and have fun at the same time. Oh, and it should not be forgotten – … Continue reading
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