Environmentally Friendly Way To Use Cars

Messina, Sicily, Italy

Here is an environmentally friendly, green, renewable, and sustainable way to use cars and other motorised vehicles.

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Rob said…
How are you liking Italy? I was in Europe this summer and it was one of the countries I never made it to.

Safe travels!
Monday, October 04, 2010
Päivi and Santeri Kannisto said…
Thanks for your comment, Rob.

Here are some thought about Trapani and later we will write about other places.

Happy travels!
Monday, October 04, 2010
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