Travel Digest #2021

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Hi everyone it's @LivingUKTaiwan here with the weekend edition of the #TravelDigest. I just attended the HiveBeeCon meet up in Krakow this evening, and met lots of new and old friends from Hive. It was truly an amazing night, and if you're interested to see what happened, remember to check out my post next week. In the meantime, check out today's Pinmapple curated posts. Have a great weekend

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Our winners today 🍍

🥇 Let's travel together #269 - Cetatea Alba Carolina (Alba Carolina Fortress - The Roman Citadel of Alba Iulia) by @gabrielatravels

" The best way to explore the fortress to make sure you are not missing anything is by first starting with a long walk around the citadel wall and then crossing the bridge that will take you in the middle of the whole thing. However, you can also see first the upper part of the fortress and then walk along the walls but since we were already looking for a place where to sit down for a bit and hide from the sun rays, we ended up beginning with the walls first."

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🥈 The ancient Russian provincial town of Makariev (14pics) by @apnigrich

" This city is interesting for its silence, tranquility, and unhurried flow of life. Here you can find good fishing, hunting, mushrooms, and berries. How do people make a living in this city? Basically in this way. They are fed by the forest, they earn money by harvesting and processing wood."

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🥉 When artworks embrace the heart of the city by @miljo76

" For the first time I had the opportunity to see how technology can help us create something extraordinary. Artist Hanno Kautz has created a gadget that turns human touch into sound. Yes, you heard right. By touching each other's hands, the artist created beautiful melodies which he played for the visitors. He turned the human body into a real musical instrument."

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