Published: August 12th 2010August 12th 2010
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Things are happening here in preparation for our move. Along with all the other changes going on, I have a new blog address and format. TravelBlog has served us well, but further updates can now be found at On The Road Again. Come on over and take a look, and if you need any help figuring out the best way to keep up with new posts when they appear, let me know.
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Date: 12th August 2010
Can always count on you, Darrell
Darrell - Will you ever be in Siem Reap? I have no idea who you are, but you should come and we should go out for a beer...
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Can always count on you, Darrell
Darrell - Will you ever be in Siem Reap? I have no idea who you are, but you should come and we should go out for a beer...
From Blog: Transitions of many kinds
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And you can always get one of those mechanical thingys to take the pits out. They only cost about $10
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