Travel Digest #774

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#1 I got Married - The Honeymoon part 2 by Hive account@fiftysixnorth

The end of our honeymoon brought on for me what was to be the coolest experience of the entire trip. You see, a week earlier when we arrived on the island we were faced with the transfer to our resort/hotel. This meant sitting in a van with 4 other couples and spending an hour and a half traversing the entire island. The Airport was on the most southerly tip of the Island, and we were staying in the north part of the island.So we decided to splash out on a helicopter to take us from the resort to the airport! 15 minutes instead of 90! It was with out a doubt, the coolest taxi ride I've ever taken.

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#2 A Little Walk Through The Moscow Kremlin by Hive account@apnigrich

So we decided to take a walk around the Kremlin. I haven't been there for more than 12 years. I was in the Kremlin with my daughter at the time. The first time I brought her to see Moscow and Red Square. Time is running fast. Now she shows me Moscow.Over the years, there have been changes in the plan of visiting the Kremlin. Entrance is now paid. The ticket costs 700 rubles. This is about 10 euros.

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#3 Travel Story: Cycling Estrada do Inferno | Southern Brazil | Bojuru to Porto do Barquinho (Day 2) by Hive account@mrprofessor

On a bicycle trip you have the chance to experience the journey on a slower pace. It gives you the opportunity to observe things around you in a way that you wouldn't notice otherwise. Life is all around, all the time you hear animals running into the bushes; but there's also death, unfortunatelly. Seeing wild animals killed by the road hurts and makes you think if ever we'll find a way to achieve progress with minimal impact on nature.

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