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2014 - Western Mediterranean

A traumatic journey through Spain, Part 1

21 May 2014 PP-Admin

It’s Thursday, May 8. A colleague has brought the Editourmobil to Barcelona for the first stage of our Spain Tour. The two of us, Waldemar Schmitke and I, Kay Barton, arrive virtually at the same time by plane from Dusseldorf and Frankfurt, ready to set off on our trip from Barcelona

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← A week in Tunisia The show must go on: Spain, Part 2 →
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