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@yugadiLast month, on one of those rare perfect spring-to-summer weekends in Germany, my friends and I decided to take a little trip to the town of Blaubeuren to visit its famous lake - the Blautopf. And honestly? I mainly went because I did not believe the pictures. Every single photo I had seen online showed this unbelievably turquoise, blue-green lake that looked almost edited. The kind of color people add with filters after increasing the saturation way too much. I remember staring at those photos thinking, Yeah okay, maybe it’s blue… but surely not THAT blue.
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@apnigrichWhen I visit my son, we usually go fishing on local lakes and rivers, in the forest, or to other interesting locations. But I've always wanted to visit the shore of the White Sea, as I sometimes joke, the southern shore of the White Sea. But for this, I needed to plan the time for a trip to the sea. It is always a question of finding free time for a trip. From my son's house to the nearest point is about 250 km due north along the Onega River to the city of Onega. Or you can go to Arkhangelsk, but it will be even further. But there is a big caveat - the road to Arkhangelsk is more comfortable, paved, and there is a dirt road along the river, on which, by the way, we met many foxes and hares. But there is a possibility of meeting a bear.
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@joanm897Hello friends of worldmappin, I hope you're having a great week. This time I want to tell you about a trip I recently took with the folks at El Cañaveral Tours to El Caracol Waterfall. If you love adventure, adrenaline, and extreme activities, El Caracol waterfall is the perfect destination for you. This spectacular waterfall, approximately 70 meters high, is located in the Turimiquire mountain range, in San Antonio de Capayacuar, in the northeastern part of Venezuela, in the state of Monagas.
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