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- Goodbye Lecce
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- The City Gates
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- Gelato!
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- The Working Man
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- Amore
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- La Basilica di Santa Croce
- Early Evening Concert
- Early Morning
- Hello Lecce, Italy
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- Hoi An, Vietnam
- Goodbye Cuenca
- The Road to San Bartolome
- By Hand
- Weaving Macanas
- Fat Tuesday
- At The Polls
- The Dance
- Cuenca’s Walls
- Cuenca’s Streets
- Mountain Roses
- Mas Panamas
- Made in Ecuador
- Jiggety-Jog
- Ingapirca
- A Cuenca Mystery
- A Creation Myth
- The Sidewalks of Cuenca
- Hello Cuenca
- In El Centro
- An Andalusian Palace
- Islamic Gardens
- La Mezquita
- The Cathedral At Night
- Some Tapas
- Plaza de Toros
- Discovering Columbus
- The Divine
- The Spanish Inquisition
- Metropol Parasol
- Shopping for Flamenco
- Hello from Sevilla Spain
- Goodbye Malta
MedFlies 
A familiar sight, except for the surroundings… Dana, you just look too comfortable!
Just to distract you from your adventures for a moment, as you may already know, the Waterwrights’ Green Cafe’ is this Sunday. Duncan is doing a great job keeping us all organized and on track.
Ciao,
BC
What a handsom fellow!
It looks like you are having a wonderful time! We are living vicariously thru your blog!
Have fun!
Leni & Gilles Cahn