Travel Digest #1365

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Hello everyone! This is @ybanezkim26 and I'll be presenting today's edition of #TravelDigest. In our featured posts, we have some landscapes in Uzbekistan, a bridge waterfront in Turkey, and a castle in Ukraine. Enjoy!

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🥇 Gravitational anomaly and a new look at old locations. Seventh trip to Boysun, Uzbekistan by @damm-steemit

So, today I would like to talk about the second day of my seventh trip to Boysun. The day before we went to Kurganzol fortress and I was somewhat disappointed with her condition. So today I hoped that the gravitational anomaly would turn out to be exactly what I imagined it to be. But the visit to the anomaly was scheduled for the end of the day. Our second day began from the breakfast at Choraka’s house. As usual, breakfast was beyond praise, and somehow having break away from the vases with fig jam, we finally hit the road.

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🥈 Galata Bridge Waterfront - Istanbul, Turkey by @braveboat

The historic Galata Bridge, linking Eminönü and Beyoğlu districts across the Golden Horn, was first constructed in the sixth century. This, the fifth bridge erected on this site, boasts three lanes of traffic, a pedestrian walkway, and a tramway for mass transit. It is jammed with fishermen, sightseers, runners, walkers, and merchants of every kind.

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🥉 Odesa guidebook: Must-see places #23 Kouris castle by @scrodinger

The palace was built in two stages: the eastern part - in 1810-1820 by an unknown architect, the western - in 1891-1892 by the Odesa architect Tolvinski. The estate was founded by the military man Ivan Kuris, to whom lands were donated for good service. Ivan built the estate, which he named in honor of the first Orthodox church on the Turkish side - "Pokrovskoe".

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