Travel Digest #1216

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Hi everyone @LivingUKTaiwan here with the weekend edition of the #TravelDigest. Today I'd like to do a shoutout to the kind folks who have delegated to us this month. First of all, thanks as always to @ocd who supports the haveyoubeenhere and pinmapple community, and delegate based on our community subscriber which is well over 2500 now!!! Next is @soyunasantacruz, and finally a big shoutout to one of our longest supporter @tobixen who delegated 17010 HP to us this week!!! Thank you so much from the Pinmapple team and on behalf of the Hive travel community!!

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Our winners today 🍍

🥇 📷 About Lofoten and Cod by @sharker

"So for a long time people came there, to the islands, in anticipation of its arrival. They built themselves small temporary houses, painted red, in which they lived during those few months of active fishing, while they were harvesting fish in large quantities. It is being dried even now according to the well-established, century-old rules."

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🥈 Like six hundred years ago - let's go on a cruise on the medieval riverboat. by @astinmin

"I got on the boat with the other passengers, and we went on a short trip. The boat owner and cruise guide in one person turned out to be a man full of passion. He was a keen traveler and storyteller. He immediately started a story about the life and work of raftsmen several hundred years ago, about the town's history and what wrecks we could find at the bottom of the Vistula River. He also talked about the river itself and the surrounding nature, which made me look at the Vistula with a different eye. "

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🥉 Vravrona Ancient site & museum, Attica Greece by @orestistrips

"Since Vravrona was a settlement from the prehistoric ages you can easily imagine the diversity and importance of the museum's collection which occupies 5 dedicated rooms. Vravrona was the place were Goddess Artemis was worshipped hence most of the museum refers to her. I am attracted by those tiny creations made out of semi precious stones that people brought as offerings to Goddess Artemis back in the day:"

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