Travel Digest #487

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Travel Digest

#1 Jordan Series – Petra The Lost City by @doskinas

"It is the final day in Wadi Rum. A place where I got smitten, I got enchanted, I got spellbound by the place of beauty and greatness. However, all the good things to be fully enjoyed has to come and pass. Especially, if you want to have the longing for the place after you leave. Thus we packed our manta into the sacks, got it on our caravan and set off to the edge of the desert – to the Wadi Rum village. Were the kind locals took care of our carriage."

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#2 The Mountain of Mercy by @for91days

"Mountains are frequently adorned with intimidating adjectives, meant to warn off anyone foolhardy enough to consider traversing them. Those hills are... ominous! Unforgiving! Treacherous! Cruel! But in the middle of Ghana, you'll find a much more friendly mountain: The Abusa Prayer Mountain or 'Mountain of Mercy'."

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#3 STREET ART #31 – The urban art scene in “The Land of Fire” by @digi-me

"The art scene reflects life and history of this city. The first photo is a reminder of Ushuaia as a penal colony. The two åhotos above show the natives who lived here. The Yaghan, Alacaluts, and the Ona peoples once roamed this area. The Yaghan people constantly had a fire to keep themselves warm. They even kept fires within their bark canoes, providing warmth while they traveled. The name of this region, Tierra del Fuego, meaning "Land of Fire" was appointed by explorers as they were passing the Tierra del Fuego shorelines, seeing the land dotted with man-made fires."

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