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I have no idea what to expect, but am going anyway! The airfare is paid for and the weather here in Baltimore is depressing. I will take lots of photos and hopefully learn some things this week. And if you are in Miami, too, we’ll probably run into each other because that’s just how Smalltimore works.




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