Travel Digest #583

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Hi everyone @LivingUKTaiwan here with today's #TravelDigest. Today we're going to be doing a lot of climbing with our featured posts. We'll be going to Iceland, Uzbekistan and Switzerland. Brace yourself for some stunning scenery

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#1 Thru-hiking Skógar to Leirubakki: the longest marked trek in Iceland by @dhimmel

Nature would punish me for my possibly prohibited cowboy camping. By time I gave up on sleeping around 4 AM, my quilt was dripping with condensation. Apparently, my intuition that clear skies would mean little dew was incorrect.To add insult to injury, not more than 20 minutes into hiking, I encountered a rugged stream crossing. Have I mentioned that Iceland is cold, especially when the sun makes its brief dip below the horizon?

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#2 Climbing Greater Chimgan, Uzbekistan by @damm-steemit

Climbing the Greater Chimgan is a must for every self-respecting tourist. In general, Chimgan is a rather developed mountain resort in Uzbekistan. Probably the most developed - here and the cable car. In winter, skiers and snowboarders are actively riding on the slopes of Chimgan. A luxury ski resort is being built nearby, which will be no worse than in Switzerland. In general, the government of Uzbekistan seriously set itself the goal of building an Uzbek Courchevel here.

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#3 St. Proculus church and museum by @delishtreats

Naturns is known because of the beautiful nature that surrounds the town but also because of one of the oldest churches in South Tyrol called St. Proculus that dates back to the 7th century.It was built between 630 and 650 in place of an old house that stood here before. The church is dedicated to St. Proculus who was a bishop of Verona and survived the persecutions of Diocletian.

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