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This issue of our newsletter brought to you by the Daily Drop Pro Newsletter Hello Reader, 🧭 Where in the World?As you read this, we're in the air flying home to Minneapolis from Paris after a nearly two month-jaunt around Europe, mostly on our Eurail passes. To sum up, we visited Rome, Florence, Venice and Padua, Italy; Ljubljana, Slovenia; Zagreb, Croatia; Graz and Salzburg, Austria; Bratislava, Slovakia; Nuremberg, Germany; and Strasbourg, France. Exhausting and exhilarating all at once. Watch our Facebook page and the blog for more on this trip. We'll start writing more once we take a nap. 💸 This Week's Best Deals in Travel (It's Cyber Monday!)
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