Travel Digest #781

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2020-02-27 22:15

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Hi everyone @LivingUKTaiwan here today.

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Travel Digest

#1 A Pensive Ramble Through Stanton Drew Stone Circle, UK. by @mudcat36

Today I'm taking you guys on a little walk around Stanton Drew. It's a stone circle that sits in a quiet village just outside of Bristol in the South West of the UK. Like with many of these places throughout Europe we have little clue as to their origin or original purpose. The Georgians believed all of these sites to be Druidic in origin, the Victorians that they were all solar or lunar temples...

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#2 I'm taking you to the "last desert" in Europe - unique Delbilato Sands. by @ladysnowhite

Deliblato Sands is one of Europe's largest inland dunes, located in the far southeast of the Pannonian Plain. In this part of Europe, winds and river deposits have created the relief it is today. Winds have always been powerful in this region. The winds leveled the former bottom of the Pannonian Sea and in some places the wind deposited the silt, loess and sand and formed plateaus, inland dunes or loess hillock.

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#3 Serengeti bush camp and safari by @vcclothing

We heard some rustling in the bushes and shined our tourch to see two dik diks hanging out near the tents. Once I got to the toilet block I shined my torch around the perimeter and so many green eyes reflected back. There was a herd of impala five meters from me it was crazy!

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