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📍Mayotte, France
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📍Saxony-Anhalt, Germany
One hundred years ago, the heirs of the Halle-based industrialist Carl Adolph Riebeck began exploiting the coal reserves near Hohenmölsen. The abandoned remnants of the “Einheit” mine stand today on the site where the village of Köttichau once existed. Inside the garage A few barrels containing unidentifiable substances still sit in a dark
📍Uppsala County, Sweden
Short answer: partly. The hotel at the centre of Dragon Gate, the half-built Chinese cultural complex on the E4 between Uppsala and Gävle, has never opened to a single guest since the project started in 2004. But the outdoor grounds are not sealed off — there’s a gelato and pizza counter, a candy shop, a 24-hour petrol station, and the statues and
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