Introduction
Hello everyone, friends of Worldmappin! I’m @lauramica, and today I’m sharing our Thursday Travel Digest. Come along and travel with us a bit today!
Among the featured posts, we’ll visit Palermo, Italy; take a stroll through the autumnal landscapes of Acushnet, USA; and discover a small town in the interior of Corrientes, Argentina. We’ll also explore other corners of the globe, including Venezuela, Norway, and China. There’s a little bit of everything!
Thank you all for sharing your travels on the Worldmappin map! Have a wonderful day! 😃❤️
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🥇 First taste of Palermo by
After Catania, Palermo felt like a long-awaited, well-deserved rest. 😁 Just kiding, Catania also enchanted me, if not even more, exactly because of that old town charm it has and the diversity among people. In Palermo, this was not so noticeable, and although it is much smaller than Belgrade, for example, it has the vibe of a fairly big city where you somehow feel safer, whether it makes sense or not. Maybe because it reminds you of home, so it feels familiar.
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🥈 Thursday - fall colors at the Acushnet Sawmill by
I have been trying to get out and catch some of the fall colors this year, after the last couple of years where i had no luck doing so, and have had more success this year.
Today I will share a few photos of a visit to the Acushnet Sawmill, a lovely little reserve in the area.
It's one I used to visit often when our daughter-in-law used to be my wife's hairdresser; I would drop my wife off at the salon, and then often head to this spot for a walk.
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🥉 Visiting a small town from my childhood: Laguna Brava (Esp/Eng) by
A few days ago, I had the opportunity to return to a place I hadn’t visited since I was 15; it has been wonderful to go back there before turning 59. In truth, it is a town I remember with great fondness, as I spent some very beautiful moments of my adolescence there. This is a “place”—truly beautiful and peaceful to live in. Being a small town, it is home to just over 4,000 inhabitants. To give you an idea of its scale, the town covers fewer than 50 city blocks, many of which still contain vacant plots available for development.
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Honorable Mentions
- A Walk Along the Waterfront in Fredrikstad, Norway by
@hindavi
- A hidden paradise: Güirintal, Cumaná, Venezuela by
@nancybriti1
- A stroll along the Gualberto Ibarreto Boulevard, Cumaná, Venezuela by
@hylene74
- Above Shanghai, China by
@mortezayousefi
- A visit to Laguna de Mucubají in Mérida State, Venezuela by
@coquicoin
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