Travel Digest #2912

Introduction

Hello everyone! This is Hive account@ybanezkim26 and I'll present today's edition of Travel Digest. In our featured posts, we have a botanical garden in Beijing, China, a church in the village of Smerekowiec, Poland, and a kaolin mine in Lunstadt, Germany. Enjoy and keep on pinning your travel posts to the map!

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Our winners today

🥇 Deeper Into The Botanical Garden Near The Water Stream by Hive account@tanzil2024

The deeper area of the Beijing botanical garden is very beautiful, especially the western section of the botanical garden, which is a scenic spot where a water stream is located, a long water channel that ends at the last point in the north direction deep in the forest mountains. The starting point is quite far from the entry of the botanical garden, and I have visited that end last time in other seasonal times; but this time I have explored the area up to mid-way. I found these scenic, iconic views of the water body, including the large pond in the middle area of the botanical garden.

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🥈 RURAL CHURCH IN POLISH MOUNTAINS by Hive account@ladytruckview

Beskid Niski really likes to surprise people. Besides Orthodox churches, we can also find Roman Catholic churches here. Very often they stand quite close to one another. Such a view does not surprise anyone here, because for many years this region has been a mixture of cultures and religions, as well as Eastern and Western influences. This small church is located in the village of Smerekowiec, just a few kilometers away from my accommodation. From the outside, it seemed very simple and inconspicuous. There is actually nothing particularly unusual about it, but its interior can completely surprise you.

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🥉 A lunar landscape with a pool: The colors of a lost world by Hive account@koenau

Once the largest source of "white gold" in Central Europe, the Roßbach kaolin mine saw its 200-year history come to a grinding halt overnight. What remains is a breathtaking paradox: a "gaping wound" in the earth filled with rusting industrial ruins, abandoned offices frozen in time, and a biodiversity that is thriving in the silence.

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