Travel Digest #1232

Introduction

Hi everyone @LivingUKTaiwan back here with today's edition of the #TravelDigest. Today I have a short and sweet selection of travel posts for you, but we'll still be traveling around the world. From a lovely cliff side walk in South Africa, to a charming concert hall in Czech, then we end up (virtually not actually!!) at a cemetery in USA. Enjoy!!

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Our winners today 🍍

🥇 Exploring the Hermanus Cliff Path Biodiversity Walk by Hive account@jaynie

"The walk itself is honestly breathtaking every step of the way and you are constantly in awe of each and every sight, but one of the things which adds a whole new dimension to the experience is the magnificent art along the way! Dotted along the entire walk are the most amazing sculptures, all done by different artists. The brain child of FynArts Hermanus"

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🥈 Obecni dum: Smetana Hall (Prague: CZECH REPUBLIC) by Hive account@bengy

"The Obecní dům is one of the older locations of Prague, having served as the Royal residence in the 14th century. The current building is a newer construction that was built in 1905, after the previous royal residence was abandoned and demolished.Anyway, this post is less about the actual building, and more about the famed concert hall that it houses, the Smetana Hall, a place that I recently had the pleasure of playing in as part of the opening concert of the Prague Spring Festival."

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🥉 Oak Grove Tombs by Hive account@tattoodjay

"It is the first publicly-owned cemetery in New Bedford. It contains an exclusively African American section as well as narrow pathways, some meant for carriages while others just for foot traffic.Many of the lots were purchased for entire families, which are set off by granite curbing. A number of these curbings would originally have had a surrounding wrought fence with an entrance gate. This was meant to keep the spirits in their place at rest so they would not wander and disturb the living."

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