Travel Digest #467

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2019-03-25 10:35

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#1 Kim's Quest #9: Kawasan Falls - The Money Shot of Cebu by @ybanezkim26

Kawasan Falls is known all over the world. Foreigners, mostly Caucasians and Koreans, would flock the area and enjoy that freshwater experience. For those foreigners, having to spend a night at the famous beaches of Moalboal or at Lambug Beach, going to Kawasan in the morning is a must. After all, who would miss those picturesque waterfalls?

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#2 Mahanakhon Skywalk Bangkok - Photoreport by @worldcapture

Yesterday on the late afternoon it finally happened and I had the chance to see Bangkok from above. My attempts mostly failed as I just could not find a good spot to shoot from above. Most of the tall buildings in Bangkok are either rooftop bars (Very pricey, No Tripods allowed etc.) or Just buildings without an open deck and shooting through windows obviously sucks ;) The King Power MahaNakhon has a rooftop bar on top as well but it's not a must that you order drinks up there so you can just go up there and take as much time as you want to take pictures.

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#3 Making Coal Pots in Jamestown by @for91days

Maybe it's because we come from such industrial societies, but Jürgen and I are always interested in seeing craftsmen ply their trade. The only hand-crafted products back home are the friendship bracelets your nieces force upon you. So when we're in a place like Ghana and we see people producing actual goods, it's exciting. What are those, coal pots? Sure, we'll watch you make coal pots!

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