Looking for Bernhard the Austrian!

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Thomas the Dane

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Nov 8, 2006

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We walked together in June 2006 and reunited at Finisterre. You are the Bernhard with Guinevere attached! :wink:
I lost the bloody note you wrote your email on at London Stansted. Just reply this message and I'll know - I'm considering to start praying that we'll find each other again... so hurry up!!!

See you friend!

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