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15 January 2014 – Koh Lanta, Thailand
An interview with Sergey about the charms of the Lanta island, Thailand.
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19 February 2014 – Munnar, India
An utter disaster, second mile stop, a couple of kilometers outside of Munnar hill town, India.
