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Global Visits
Thanks to that nifty, new, feature on my tracking program, I can see where my visitors are coming from.
And in addition to people from all over the United States (even a hit from Kersey, PA; just outside my hometown), I've become quite international lately.
I've had visitors from:
Neuilly-Sur-Seine, France
Barcelona, Spain
Dublin, Limerick, and Cork Ireland
Pretoria, South Africa
Altrincham, London, Kingsbury, Ilford, and Hackbridge UK
Ashgrove, Australia
Panmure, New Zealand
Stuttgart, Germany
Gan Soreq, Israel
Orkola, Finland
Nassau, Bahamas
Cairo, Egypt
Palmirito, Venezuela
Eggenberg, Austria
Not to mention Canada, Singapore, China, Malaysia, and the Philippines!
Pretty darn cool...thanks for stopping by!
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Food and Drink, Blogging
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