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Waiting for dinner to be served, we were sitting around in the courtyard reading and chatting. It was bloody cold!
Dress Code: We followed the lead of the locals and wrapped ourselves in blankets. It is amazing what a difference the blankets made, they were almost wind proof and did keep us relatively warm. Maybe not the latest fashion statement here in the UK though. Do you think it'll catch on?
Written Mar 12, 2005
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Waiting for dinner to be served, we were sitting around in the courtyard reading and chatting. It was bloody cold! We followed the lead of the locals and...
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