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How I spent my vacation

By Meredith Farkas | June 21, 2008

Belly rubbing

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Adam on the dock

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I have to say that this was one of the best vacations I’ve ever been on. Staying in a beautiful place, taking hikes, eating great food, meeting nice goats and eating their delicious cheese, becoming friends with one of the best dogs ever… pretty darn close to perfect.

One week is never enough.

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