Hi everyone it's @LivingUKTaiwan here with today's edition of the #TravelDigest. Sorry, it's a bit later than normal but I hope you enjoy your virtual wander around a beach in Australia, a visit to cathedral in Latvia and exploring a wild ginseng park in Vietnam.
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@riverflows" On this particular morning, the easterlies had brought up a lot of seaweed, particuarly the pink and white stuff, clinging to rocks. With the morning light, it made for a really pretty sight indeed. I spent a lot of time looking at the tendrils of kelp and being amazed by it. There were a lot of rocks and shells too, that the seaweed had anchored too."
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@delishtreats" We were expecting to have a lot of rain during our stay, but we were lucky with the weather. It was around 25 degrees Celsius which is unusually warm for Latvia. We had some clouds, but there was no rain. Even the receptionist told us that she couldn't remember when they had such a nice weather during 5 consecutive days. We came from the heatwave in Mallorca, so 25 degrees was like spring weather for us 馃檪"
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@dodovietnam" Ngoc Linh ginseng garden is very strictly protected. First, Ngoc Linh is a mountain located in a remote land of Tu Mo Rong district. Secondly, to reach this ginseng garden, you have to go up a high mountain from its bottom, there is only one way to reach where Ngoc Linh ginseng is grown. You have to pass 6 security gates to set foot in the ginseng garden, and you will be blocked at the first gate. "
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