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January 6, 2015

VIDEO: Sailing the Andaman Sea with Olivia Laurent

While in Langkawi, the BRATs got to go on an educational cruise, and met up with Olivia Laurent, a 22-year-old French national who decided to leave her home country to explore the world. Check out the video below for more on the French National! Read more about BRATs adventures with the eco warriors in Langkawi HERE!

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