Travel Digest #587

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2019-08-03 16:12

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#1 Madera - delicious Koktebel wine by @amikphoto

Creating a wine as sophisticated in technology as Madeira requires a lot of effort and attention from winemakers, but in addition, natural weather conditions are required. Madera is ripening in the sun. Barrels of wine stand in an open way directly under the sun and heat up. This creates the conditions for the proper formation of the drink.
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#2 The Foodie Space - I Wish I Was Full With Tacos Instead Emotions :( by @thekitchenfairy

Anyhoo….One of those pop-up museums that we went to was The Foodie Space, where you will find everything giant food. Yep, you read right, food in giant size! At The Foodie Space, as this is an interactive museum, visitors/customers can do (almost) anything they can think of with the displays, as creative as they want to be. I said almost because some of the displays are fragile, so some cannot be lift up or stepped on and whatnot. But for some others, you definitely can jump in, like this caviar tin above lol
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#3 Vassdalen, a valley in northern Norway. by @harkar

The valley Vassdalen is located around 30 km outside Narvik. The name means something like a valley with much water. This makes sense, because there are a quite big river in the middle of the valley and several other rivers and streams, running down from the mountainside. Further down in the valley there is a lake called Hartvikvannet.
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