Travel Digest #347

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#1 4 day trips from Tbilisi - Georgia

If you're in Tbilisi in Georgia and am wondering what to do, you can check out four day trips recommended by @haydae. The first one, Mtskheta is just 20 minutes away from Tbilisi and is the ancient capital of the Kingdom of Georgia. There are various religious buildings here including the second largest church in the country. Sighnaghi is a place where you could easily imagine yourself being in a village in Tuscany, Italy. Whilst Kazbegi is surrounding by picturesque snow capped mountains. Finally, Vardzia has a stunning cave monastery where its rooms are chisselled on the slopes of the Erusheti Mountain.

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#2 YL Aus Trip#7 Lake Tyrrell

@yanyanbebe takes us to a secret location in Australia called Lake Tyrrell. Lake Tyrrell is a salt lake and its mirror like surface offers great photo opportunities. It is a 5 hour drive from Melbourne, and has been closed for the most of 2018 due to pollution and all the rubbish left behind by tourists. It has only just reopened recently. Finally, she stopped by Lake Boga and Shepparton to round off her Australian roadtrip.

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#3 Hike # 11 : Canal Walk

@slobberchops goes for a walk along a section of the canal that his other half jogs frequently. The area here isn't particularly pleasant, there's bits of debris along it, and oily scum floating on the surface. There's also quite a lot of wildlife as well. The other interesting thing about the canal is that it was built around 1770's, yet it now flows over a bridge that was built some 200 years later. It's great how a casual walk can turn out to become an educational one.

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