Snow Storms, Schnitzel, and Confusion in Berlin Germany
July 20, 2013 Kristance Harlow

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On the bus to Edinburgh airport, laughing about someone we saw making hearts with his hands. |
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Olivia and her gin & tonic |
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Trains (Olivia’s picture) |
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The street the hostel is on. |
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