Travel Digest #1617

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Hi everyone, @LivingUKTaiwan here with today's edition of the #traveldigest. Our first Top 3 post today involves jumping off a 6m high cliff in Croatia, not one for the faint hearted. The next post is also has a kick to it. we visit a Dijon mustard factory in France and get to sample the produce. And for our final Top 3 post we visit Italy in Mexico. Confused? Check out the post. In fact, check out all the posts in the #TravelDigest, you will love the round the world trip with Pinmapple!


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Our winners today 🍍


🥇 Exploring & jumping off a Cliff on Cape Kamenjak ,Croatia by warrkin@warrkin

" Unpacked everything and went straight in the water for a little swim and explore the water. Meanwhile people were jumping and making stunts off the cliff, there were about 6 points from where they jumped, from over 12 meters high to around 9m where it looked really sketchy and 6m from where I ended up jumping off with at least as much deep water under it."

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🥈 More than Dijon Mustard - Visiting a Moutarderie Boutique-atelier 🌭😋 | 来芥末工坊品尝参观 by itchyfeetdonica@itchyfeetdonica

" Customers can now come to the pumps to fill their own Fallot stoneware jars after finishing the initial mustard inside, just like how the mustards were traditionally sold. Aside from regular-sized jars and gift sets, you can buy mini mustards from their vending machine. I found the 1-euro tiny jar pretty cute and convenient."

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🥉 A Tale of Two Italian Towns in Mexico by stortebeker@stortebeker

" Both places are known to be "Italian villages" with one huge difference: While Chipilo was actually settled by Italians in the 19th century, Val'Quirico has been constructed in very recent years to look like a typical Italian town, after a private club had gone bankrupt and sold its large property. As such it is populated almost exclusively by tourists, with everyone else working in the tourist industry. "

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Honorable Mentions

Travel Digest #1617 | Ecency