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Macedonia: American Girls Gone Global

Friday, July 18th, 2008 @ 10:45 UTC

by Filip Stojanovski

Countries:: Macedonia
Topics:: Food, Humor, Travel, Youth, Entertainment
Languages:: English, Macedonian

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Македонија: Низ очите на глобализирани Американки...

The American authors of the travel blog Girls Gone Global received much attention from Macedonian readers (including those who use the link sharing service Kajmak.ot), who praised their insightful observations of the Macedonian Fun Quotient and everyday impressions.

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