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To stroll through Via Appia's side streets

Ole Robert Sunde -
SOUTH ITALY TRAVEL SESSAY: Terracina's winding stairs and streets are full of cultural history, weeds, crooked cobblestones and wading lizards – and it is not always good to know if they lead to the purgatory, Rome or the resort's umbrellas.
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The cabbage crisis policy

MODERN TIMES -
TRAVEL LETTER: When the state does not seize those who fall outside, it is good that Americans have God – and cabbage.
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The refugees Norway will not help where they are

Erling Folkvord -
Far in the north of Syria, the terrorist group ISIS has gone through one defeat after another. Kurdish defense forces are on the offensive against the new ISIS fascism.
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The center of the world lies in Sunnfjord

Mette Karlsvik -
Artist mobility seems to be a good thing for both the traveler and the city he travels to.
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The town's throaty rope

Ole Robert Sunde -
TRAVEL LETTER: It's not for nothing that this is the most mythologized city in the world, and perhaps one of the most fussy.
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I don't like to travel

Ole Robert Sunde -
I don't like to travel; I kept saying that I cannot claim to travel, but that is exaggeration; it is...
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SOUTH ITALY TRAVEL SESSAY: Terracina's winding stairs and streets are full of cultural history, weeds, crooked cobblestones and wading lizards – and it is not always good to know if they lead to the purgatory, Rome or the resort's umbrellas.




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