Travel Digest #1742

Introduction

Hi everyone it's @LivingUKTaiwan here with today's edition of the #TravelDigest. We got a favour to ask you today. Pinmapple's current proposal is due to expire at the end of the month and the new one is out. The proposal asks for 35 HBD per day for the upkeeping of Pinmapple and the other projects to keep them running. We'd love if you can provide you support by voting for the proposal here we we can continue to support the travel community. Thanks a lot!!!

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Our winners today 🍍

🥇 Petar: Caves, waterfalls and nature in one of the most exotic destinations in Brazil [Eng/PT] by Hive account@helgalubevi

" The cave called ouro grosso (thick gold) takes its name precisely because inside it is possible to find a kind of moss that has a golden glow, very similar to gold. When Petar was discovered, local people thought it was gold, but when they rubbed their fingers against the shiny powder they realized that the gold was gone!

Inside this cave there is a small crystal clear and very cold waterfall. But of course I couldn't help but take a shower!"

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🥈 My experience - 2 day tour on Lake Ratchaprapha in Thailand with morning and night safari by Hive account@louis88

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Among them, one highlight was a Lizard watching the sunset on a dead tree in the lake. When our driver had turned off the engine, we quietly approached the tree even further. After about 3 minutes we caught the tree trunk with the boat and the Lizard, thought to himself soo.... Not with me, this is too stupid for me now here and made a belly flop from the tree down into the lake. All the tourists on board saw that and laughed. That was a highlight.
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🥉 Hiking the Pyrenees: Slogging it to Juclar by Hive account@leaky20

" Before our trip I read that the most dangerous animal in the mountains are Pyrenees Dogs. They are a breed specifically bred to watch over flocks of sheep and supposedly can be very aggressive to anything that approaches their flock. The article suggested that under no circumstances should a person ever walk through a flock of sheep on the mountain because the dogs are trained to attack any would be predators."

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