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May 27, 2007
Teachers,
Fancy an exchange visit but don't want to be shackled by
local government conditions? I'm keen to exchange with a
DC teacher during our respective school holidays for an
opportunity to experience British Culture , with or
without the opportunity to visit English Schools. I(48
year old married male) am willing to offer a bed in the
family home in Derbyshire, England and accompanied(if
required) excursions to many sites of cultural
significance. In return I would like to revisit the DC
area, having spent 4 weeks in Reston, Virginia during 2001.
If interested contact me at [email removed].
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