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ROOMS WITH A VIEW

up on Sydney's Northern Beaches doing the Spit to Manly through Sydney Harbour National Park would probably be my earliest childhood memory. We would often do the walk early on a Sunday morning and stop along the way for swims in the harbour. Another memorable walk was trekking in the forest of Volcanoes National Park, Rwanda to visit the gorillas. This was probably one of

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