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365 Days in Italy Picture-A-Day Wall Calendar 2017

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Every day, discover another reason to love Italy, the country that draws more repeat visitors than any other. The bestselling calendar with 1.2 million copies sold, 365 DAYS IN ITALY is like a year...

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Indulge your wanderlust and adventurous spirit, all year long. It’s daily inspiration to get up and go, Patricia Schultz, author of the phenomenally bestselling book 1,000 Places to See Before You...

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