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Goodbye to Belgium
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Sarajevo Mosque
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Outskirts of Kotor
02:47
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Birds of Shköder
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Tricky Tirana
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Hostel Cliché's
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Elsaban
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Welcome to Skopje
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Classical Romance
01:45
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Orthodox Bells
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Mandris Phinx Ghent, Belgium
Mandris Phinx is a primate capable of producing music and having a basic understanding of human emotions.
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