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Hello hello! Maybe it's the New Year, maybe it's all the bad news but I'm wondering about making a change. A few changes, in fact, starting with this newsletter. I've been running it this way for years - but perhaps you want to read something different? Should I write longer pieces? Or just send links? Do you want more travel stories or more travel tips? Let me know - I'm always ready to listen. Cheers, Abi Here are some resources to help you:
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