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A group of women have become social media stars after discovering they were dating the same man.
When the trio found they shared a boyfriend, they soon dumped him and discovered he was not the only thing they had in common, as they also shared a passion for travel.
They set about planning a road trip and renovating an old school bus to call home, before taking to the road and documenting their journey through Instagram and blog posts.
Now firm friends, they have a community of more than 66,000 followers who they regularly share their adventures, travel tips and advice with.
They told BBC World Service Gender and Identity Reporter, Megha Mohan, their story.
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