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T-shirt Travel
A while back, I wrote about how you can travel vicariously through foreign coins that turn up accidentally in your pocket change. Living in Queens, I enjoy great odds of receiving a Croatian kuna, Irish punt, or a Bermudan nickel. … Continue reading
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Tagged Cambodia, caw, clothing, Lesotho, outsourcing, sweatshop
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