No where
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Ongoing11m
Last published Sat, Jun 13, 2015
Spring break 2015......road trip to California to see my favorite band, BYOB play in San Diego . We already make a strange little group, last thing we need is lost in the middle of nowhere. Things seem to be getting stranger and stranger the farther we get from home.............
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