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Summer Holiday


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After a draining year, the school term has come to an end.

Now it's finally vacation and me-time.

Off to the closest beach and off to somewhere adventurous and exotic we go...

...leaving all our worries behind and trying to relax and enjoy ourselves.

Good company and a pleasant, easy-reading book is all we need for now.

See you next year, alligators!

Au revoir (our friends)!



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