Travel Digest #2229

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Hi everyone it's lizanomadsoul@lizanomadsoul here, proud to announce that the curation tool is up and running and a new team for curation is built. Yes, you heard right. We are now back on track and ready for daily curation.

A big thanks to arcange@arcange for helping us making that happen so fast!! And please welcome our new curation team members lauramica@lauramica & glecerioberto@glecerioberto! We are happy to have you in the team! 馃檪

So for now we have 4 members on the curation team: ybanezkim26@ybanezkim26, lauramica@lauramica, glecerioberto@glecerioberto, and me (lizanomadsoul@lizanomadsoul), that will select the top posts of the day and take care of the curation.

With this step done, I am happy to proudly introduce the first #Travel Digest since the birth of worldmappin.com:

It has been a great day of amazing places and stories around the globe to read about! This time we have great stories from Spain, India, France, The Philippines, Portugal, Slovakia, Italy, The UK, and Argentina - So a little bit of everything! - Enjoy 馃槈


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馃 Park G眉ell Barcelona by grindle@grindle

Saying that Mont St. Michel is a bucket list destination in France is no exaggeration. Seriously.

The Mont is a fortified city made of stone and rock that from afar looks a lot like an island castle. It stands alone in the sand and water, and with nothing else in the surrounding area, it's essentially in the middle of nowhere.

It's man made of course but it looks very organic and natural and almost makes one wonder if it sprang up from the ground one day of its own accord. It's really no wonder that so many people are drawn to it.

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馃 Overtourism at Mont St. Michel France by leaky20@leaky20

Spread over 42 acres in a densely populated area of the city it is one of the largest green spaces in Barcelona.

The park was constructed over a 14 year period between 1900 to 1914, but was not opened as a public park until as late as 1926, when the designer Gaudi's benefactor Eusebi G眉ell bequeathed it to the state.

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馃 Exploring the hidden gem || A beautiful temple visit by mysteriousroad@mysteriousroad

It is always best to explore something beautiful and unexpected. As i shared before nowadays every Sunday we're trying to explore new place, new garden at our city or near our city.

Last 3 weeks we visited to the different gardens. But this sunday we decide to explore something new. So we went to 40 km away from our city and find this beautiful temple. Where i found ultimate piece and beauty so i can say that this is a little piece of heaven for me.

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