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5 comments:
Welcome back to the US. I hope your visit will be very enjoyable.
Hi Ken, I'm glad you've arrived safely at your destination. Have a lovely time! Martine
Enjoy your holiday, but don't forget us your faithful readers. We're looking forward to travel tales. You were lucky to miss the snow that Philly has been having all winter.
Evelyn, it was so hot in the Philadelphia airport, especially in the area where we had to wait for an hour or so in a slow-moving line to get through security. The sun was just beating in through plate-glass windows. It's very warm here on the N.C. coast today too.
Hope you have a great holiday! Are you on the Outer Banks?
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