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Where is the “Real” North Pole, check this out

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17 Aug , 2013

Where is the “Real” North Pole, check this out.

Quite interesting the information being discussed on this informative video.

In fact to many, this will be an eye opener er mindful knowledge, we can say.

So, where is the real North Pole? And what about the South Pole.

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