Travel Digest #2042

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Hi everyone it's @LivingUKTaiwan here with the weekend edition of the #TravelDigest. It's been a while since we've said thanks to our delegators, so here goes to the kind folks who's been supporting Pinmapple to support you recently. A big thank you goes out to @grindle who delegated 250 HP, @hoosie 100 HP, @theycallmedre 25 HP and @alfazmalek02 20 HP. If you want to support the travel community on Hive, please consider delegating to Pinmapple. Have a great weekend!

All featured posts are visible on the Editors Choice Map and upvoted by @pinmapple and our curation trail and potentially @blocktrades and @theycallmedan. For more travel digests check out #traveldigest.

Our winners today 🍍

🥇 Visiting the magical Island of Staffa - a natural wonder of the world by @hoosie

" It was utterly stunning to see - the rock formations were just incredible. My wife and I have wanted to go there for so long - and we were delighted to have finally made it. And really surprisingly the mobile phone signal on the island and in the cave was really good, so my wife was able to video call her mother from inside the cave !"

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🥈 Hanoi City Train Street and Tasty Street Foods | IndoChina Travel Blog Series | Vietnam by @thestrollingmind

" But one thing I learned from my previous travels, is to make the most out of everything you just had and are allowed to do so because not all you can expect can be realistic and achievable. The lesser the expectation, the lesser the heartache when it doesn't meet what you think."

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🥉 Two faces of Tres Marias: Rivers and waterfalls, rocks and boulders by @mariasalve

" One of the adventures that await Tres Marias' hikers is the long and exciting river trekking. Just a few minutes away from the start of our trek, one can already hear the gushing waters. At first, we tried to not get our shoes soaked but most of us changed to slippers or hiking sandals in the end. We crisscrossed streams, moved from one point of the bank to another, jumped from stone to stone — all while admiring the beauty of Biliran’s Sampao River."

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