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Funky Cold Medina and other cool things

Posted on September 9, 2005 by Andy Brown
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I have to start out with this photo showing the view from our hotel window. I’d like to say the 5am call to prayer woke us up, but it didn’t, as tired as we were. Anyhow, yesterday we woke up … Continue reading →

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