Travel Digest #1491

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Hi everyone @LivingUKTaiwan here!!! Back from a two week break. I hope you have all been doing well during my absence. It's great to see that the haveyoubeeenhere and pinmapple community is still going strong, maybe I should go away more often!!! Let's see what we have in store for your today. I hope you will enjoy your virtual travels and the rest of your weekend.

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Our winners today 🍍

🥇 Cologne Cathedral, a symbol of the will to live and an UNESCO World Heritage Site by @katrin-lux

" What I liked most about the interior of Cologne Cathedral were the stained glass windows. Rarely have I seen such beautiful colored windows that shone so brightly! The windows bring an incredible color intensity into the cathedral, which is a contrast to the otherwise rather less colorful cathedral."

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🥈 Let's travel together #219 - Cheile Orzei (Orzea Gorges) by @gabrielatravels

" Being so focused on the trail, I sort of forgot about taking pictures with the forest, but we did spend around two more hours hiking the forest until we reached Ialomita River that was literally coming from the dam of Scropoasa Lake.Anyway, the important part here is that, as soon as you cross the water, you will get into the forest again, but where this time you won't find any blue crosses to follow because the rest of the trail until you reach Orzea Gorges is not marked anymore"

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🥉 A Trip to the Hwaseong Tidal Flats and Sea Dyke by @abitcoinskeptic

" I come to the tidal flats mostly to look for birds. When I'm lucky, I can spot endangered and less common ones. Here are a few Far Eastern Curlews. They aren't common, although, they are easy to find here, especially if you come at the right time. Apparently, they breed in Mongolia, Siberia and the Far-east of Russia and winter in South East Asia and even Australia."

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