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We are back from Hivefest and now we are full of ideas. We will soon tell you all about it.
Until then it is another great day of amazing places and stories around the globe to read about! This time we have great stories from The US, Croatia, Argentina, Cuba, India, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Russia, Belgium, Indonesia, and Turkey - So a little bit of everything! - Enjoy ;)
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@olusiuAfter spending half a day in the Kravica waterfall complex, it turned out that there was too much driving ahead of us that day, because just 10 kilometers away there was another tourist attraction that was supposed to keep us entertained for the rest of the day. At first I was a little, or maybe even very skeptical, because how could you expect something great from a place called Hutovsie mud?? It turned out that nothing could be further from the truth. Hutovo Blato is a fauna and flora reserve located in southern Bosnia and Herzegovina.
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@lauramicaIf you are travelling to El Bolsón, you cannot miss Piltriquitrón Mountain. This giant massif steals the gaze of all travellers who come to this town to enjoy its beautiful landscapes, and rightly so. No matter what time of the year you go for a walk on it, the ‘Piltri’ never disappoints: during my summer stay I had the opportunity to visit its summit in a long hike that took more than seven hours, but this last winter I wanted to visit it in a relaxed way. This second walk to this mountain was completely different from the first one but just as special, because the afternoon we spent there was unforgettable ❤️.
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@summertoothOK, folks, get ready to nerd-out to some awesome geology! I was in central Oregon the other day, heading out to visit my daughter, where I took a scenic route recommended by a friend. The McKenzie Pass - Santiam Pass Scenic Byway. Up in this area of the Cascade Mountain Range is a sea of lava that covers and area of about 50 square miles! It was quite amazing to be driving up a mountain road through a pine forest, then suddenly turn a corner and see nothing but lava rock all around. At about 5500 feet elevation, the McKenzie Pass has a half-mile loop walking trail with some signs along the route to help interpret the foreign landscape.The signage was awesome and clearly describes the different geological scenes in front of them. I'd recommend reading them because the pictures alone all kind of look the same xD It's the descriptions on the signs that help to see the features.If you've read this far and are still reading, wow! And thanks 😂 now the good part. Let's get started.
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