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Comment on Travel Junks interviews Elisa of Flitter Fever travel blog by Leslie.
What a fun and fantastic interview! Thank you for sharing it and for being so open in your responses; I feel like I got to know you so much better. Here’s to seeing the end of this crisis soon, so we can perhaps meet each other somewhere out on travel one of these days!
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