Travel Digest #2264

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Hello everyone! This is ybanezkim26@ybanezkim26 and I'll be presenting today's edition of Travel Digest. In our featured posts, we have a waterfall in Slovenia, a beach in US Virgin Islands, and some Scottish spots in Scotland. Enjoy and keep on pinning your travel posts to the map!


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đŸ„‡ Savica Waterfall - a gem in Triglav National Park by miljo76@miljo76

The Savica waterfall is one of the most famous Slovenian waterfalls, it is glorified in Slovenian poetry and enchants visitors with the high drop and the green lagoon below. It is located in the heart of the Triglav National Park, more specifically in Bohinj, in the north-western part of Slovenia.

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đŸ„ˆ A Visit To St John USVI by bdmillergallery@bdmillergallery

Over the last five years .. We managed to save some money and finally planned a nice vacation to the tropical Caribbean island of St. John in the US Virgin Islands (USVI). St. John is accessible by ferry from St. Thomas, as it has no airports due to its small size and underdeveloped landscapes. This remote yet somewhat developed Caribbean getaway was perfect for us after a five-year wait.

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đŸ„‰ Scottish Sojourn: Lewis, the Cairngorms, and the bonnie banks of Loch Lomond by actaylor@actaylor

The beaches in the Isle of Lewis are perhaps less celebrated than Harris, but they're still spectacular and apart from the odd surfer you’re likely to have the strand to yourself. We drove out to Uig in the west, towards Timsgarry/Ardroil and the legendary Mangurstadh. Its dramatic cliffs and sea stacks are just
 awe-some. We couldn’t get down to the sand. Drove along the scenic trail instead and ended up at John Norgrove and Simant Bostock’s Spring Well. Which is essentially a life-size bronze human right arm protruding from the grassy bank at the roadside, pouring spring water from a green glass wine bottle. Just perfect for a a short trip to the end of the earth.

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