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An animated lemur inspired cycling girlfriends to their next destination and soon after they travelled to the world's ninth poorest country

Summary by Jyllands-Posten
Julie Hölck and Ida Engstad of Give have just cycled 2,200km through East Africa, where cheering children, rare lemurs and hospitable populations made the trip something special while the hard fates are stuck on the retina.

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An animated lemur inspired cycling girlfriends to their next destination and soon after they travelled to the world's ninth poorest country

Julie Hölck and Ida Engstad of Give have just cycled 2,200km through East Africa, where cheering children, rare lemurs and hospitable populations made the trip something special while the hard fates are stuck on the retina.

·Aarhus, Denmark
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Jyllands-Posten broke the news in Aarhus, Denmark on Wednesday, July 17, 2024.
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