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Agreed, would be fun to hit all the museums in cities like Athens during Free Day! I unfortunately am not in Greece yet - not for another months. The Free Day is today (Wednesday the 18th) right?
 
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Hash

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Agreed, would be fun to hit all the museums in cities like Athens during Free Day! I unfortunately am not in Greece yet - not for another months. The Free Day is today (Wednesday the 18th) right?
Yes that's correct!... Kalley Mera from Thailand and monsoons beginning slowly!
 
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nadellii

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Amazing effort! All museums should be free for children and students!!
 

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