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Erlesene Ziele MM Umschlag 160 Seiten Erlesene 459,5 x 188 mm, RB = 12,5 mm, mit Untertitel KANALINSELN Auf den Spuren berühmter ab 08/2016 JERSEY GUERNSEY Persönlichkeiten Trudie Trox-Hairon Die Kultur, Ziele erleben. ››› Das kleine Glück auf Reisen rund um die welt FÜR DIE BESONDEREN MOMENTE AUF REISEN Die Inseln mit anderen Augen sehen Plémont Sorel Point Ronez Point D E F Point Le Fossé ››› Ostfriesland/ Petit Belle GrosnezG Point P i t Cotte à PlémontPlé t La Plaine Vicq Mourier momente la Chèvre Plémont Creux Bay La Lipende St. John's Bay Hougue Point Point Bay Gros La Wolf's Fremont Les Rouaux Grosnez Castle Petit Becquet Sorel Point House Grand Saline Caves Bonne Rouge Nez Pt. Douet de Devil’s Crête Pt. 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