Travel Digest #857

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Hi everyone @LivingUKTaiwan here with the weekend edition of the #traveldigest. Today our top three posts will take you from Estonia to Bali and back to Germany. It's a long journey, so let's go!!!!

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🥇 The Sleeping Station Master by @furious-one

When we came to a small fork ahead, I remembered that there was this destroyed house, right in the fork, that I always wanted to explore. It used to be gated and fenced, with trees around the building in the middle of the yard, so I was curious of what I would find.Turns out that the remains are from the old railway station for the narrow-gauge railway, built in the early 20th century. The railway was part of Peter the Great's Naval Fortress and the coastal defence system, in case Ze Germans would come from the sea and threaten the rule of the Russians.The building should be a culturan monument and thus under protection, but as peeking in through the open gate revealed, was in a rather sorry state of affairs.

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🥈 Motor Cycle Trip to Perancak Village by @putu300

After about 20 minutes ride from my village, I arrived in a small bridge. I stopped there to see the beautiful view of the river under the morning sun. I took a few photos there. But there are no body fishing in this place. This should not be the one! I continued my ride for another 5 minutes, until I found another bridge. This bridge was much bigger than the previous one I was. This should be the place for the fishermen, but at this time of the day, there were no one fishing.I looked down to the road on the bridge. I could see a lot of plastics garbage. What a pity. There were people who littered on the bridge.

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🥉 Chocolate (Lindt) Museum: Cologne (GERMANY) by @bengy

Finding things that are interesting to both adults and also children (under 10s) is always going to be a tricky thing to do. Even worse is the fact that my wife and I have different tastes in what we consider "fun" to visit, and my children are separated by almost 5 years (which is quite a large gap when you are that young).One thing that we all do agree on is that chocolate is worth seeing and tasting... and in our visits to various places around Europe and Australia as a family, we have managed to visit quite a number of Chocolate Museums! In fact, we are starting to become quite the connoisseurs of chocolate in all its varied forms and national styles!

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