South Africa is full of natural beauty, from golden beaches to wildflower fields and serene reserves. You do not need to plan a long expedition to enjoy the outdoors.
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Hokkaido est une des rares préfectures au Japon que je n’avais pas encore visité. J’ai pourtant entendu énormément de bien de cette île du Nord du pays. C’est donc avec beaucoup de curiosité et d’excitation que j’ai entamé ce voyage.
Et je…
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