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			<title type="html"><![CDATA[UK/European Noble Realms Meetup anyone?]]></title>
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			<content type="html"><![CDATA[<p>How many UK and European Noble Realmers would be interested in somekind of meet-up this summer? And the invitation is obviously open to anyone from anywhere in the world if you can afford the airfairs here!</p><p>I&#039;ve been thinking about this idea for quite awhile now so I thought I better get around to finally mentioning it seeing as though summer is quickly creeping up on us.</p><p>I would propose meeting in London because it&#039;s probably the easiest and cheapest place for most people to travel to. Or if the number of Europeans interested in the idea out-numbers the brits then perhaps it could be in Brussels or Paris. Eurostar (channel tunnel train) is pretty cheap if booked well in advance. I&#039;ve used it a couple of times now and it&#039;s a decent service.</p><p>I also know of a couple of good and very cheap travelers hostels in London so we could probably all have a good weekend together for not very much money if that&#039;s an issue for some people.</p><p>As to when? Well I would say any time in July or August. Whichever weekend is suitable for the most number of people!</p><p>Anyone interested?</p><p>Andy</p>]]></content>
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				<name><![CDATA[Ayahuasca]]></name>
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