Travel Digest #730
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#1 PhotoWalk to Marostica in the famous city of the living chessboard - Discovering Italy with alequandro! by @alequandro
Hello everyone and welcome to this Christmas episode of "Discovering Italy with alequandro!".A few days ago I was in Marostica in the beautiful citadel of northern Italy located in the hills of the province of Vicenza.
Find this post on the map Find this user on the map#2 Medellín, Colombia Part III: The Finale by @journeyofanomad
For our last day in Medellín, I desperately wanted to do some street photography. I had been itching to take my Nikon D850 to the streets, but my fiancée had convinced me that this city was not the place for a gringo to be walking around with a big camera. I knew she was right - as much as I liked Medellín, I did not feel quite as safe here as I did in Mexico City. People were friendly enough, but I frequently found myself to be the only gringo around and on the receiving end of some unfriendly stares.
Find this post on the map Find this user on the map#3 Tales of the Urban Explorer: The Villa by @slobberchops
At what point does one decide that a prospective Urbex target is not really valid and is really a borefest?I had this discussion with @goblinknackers recently as we were traipsing through yet another old mill and the yawns were setting in. I’m in Lanzarote right now and the number of half finished buildings is numerous. They are easy to spot as the graffiti boys get to work quite quickly and make them stick out like a sore thumb. Yet many of them I will ignore as they have little to offer besides boredom.
Find this post on the map Find this user on the mapHonorable Mentions
- We've got a bit of wind: cycling from Barcelona to Valencia 🚴♂️🚴🏻♂️🇪🇸 in 4 days, Tarragona, Spain by @pushpedal
- The Lake, which was filled with tears of a beautiful girl ..., Synevyr Lake, Ukraine by @olga.maslievich
- A visit to the Kottawa forest that brings refreshment and coolness, Kottawa, Sri Lanka by @madushanka
- Malacca visi, Ayer Keroh, Malaysia by @davidke20
- Cabin in the Snow / Hütte im Schnee, Triglav National Park, Slovenia by @johannpiber
- Somber Day, Nettuno, Italy by @dandays
- An adventurous hike to the ruins of Schimmelsprung castle, Gars am Kamp, Austria by @schmatz
- Blue Springs, Te Waihou Walkway, New Zealand by @sunsethunter
- The most beautiful beaches to visit in the kingdom, Saidia Beach, Morocco by @steemmaster
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@steemitworldmap, @slobberchops took us for a exploration through his blog and in a way we can see places which reflects as Lost Artistic World due to unfinished houses 🏘 and Graffiti Art on walls.
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hi @slobberchops, ... i wouldn't say once you've seen one mill you've seen them all, .. but you know what i mean, ... need to get out to Chernobyl sometime i say, or an abandoned loony bin in remote Bulgaria .
That's a great suggestion, we'd love to see you guys do an urbex there, preferably when it's safe of course