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www.youngineurope.com

this link has nothing to do with my appearance on the front page/logo of the website and everything to do with the need for you to get involved and help produce a not for profit community travel recommendation website.

launching soon but only if you write the editors a little blurb about your favourite hostel/cafe/bar/etc in europe. young people only - but you can always lie if you aren't. they'll never know! (sorry to undermine that little pre-req benj, but hey, what can you do)

so go there:

www.youngineurope.com




cool i think that is my nights accomodation in manchester earnt...

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