Welcome to today's Weekly Travelfeed roundup brought to you by @for91days.
This was a very exiting week for the TravelFeed community. We're trying to stay focused to work on eliminating bugs so we can move forward to introduce new features. So, this week just a quick thank you for all the great feedback we’ve received and a big thank you to all of our supporters and users. Before we announce the three winners of this week’s round-up I would like to remind everyone that we have some amazing contests going on, more info via these links: SteemFest⁴ Ticket Giveaway and the third Travel Writing Contest with a total 150 Steem price pool, thanks to
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Three BEST posts of the week
A quick recap - For the weekly round-up, we feature the best 3 posts out of the ones previously featured in the daily topic curation posts in the past week and on top of that 10 honorable mentions that closely did not make it into our resteems last week. The rewards will go to the first three places as follows: 1st place - 3 STEEM, 2nd place - 2 STEEM and 3rd place - 1 STEEM.
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written by @invisusmundi
Tell your wife, tell your mother, it's time to sell those beer cans and explore the world one place after another! Let's fill some passport pages, guys! Time to go to the land where Moses spent the last days of his life. Yes, I'm talking about Jordan and no, it was not named after the famous Chicago Bulls player Michael Jordan.
written by @kris-eklu
Last year I was able to fulfill one of my deepest wishes. I travelled to Latin America and spent 12 months on the continent. Besides major cities, I had the luck to travel also to remote areas, far away from civilization. Let me take you on a journey to two interesting encounters which I had during my stay in Latin America.
written by @holm
For those of you History geeks out there, Romania is filled with interesting points in history that you truly can see are reflected back on the mixture of culture you will be seeing when visiting the country. To describe it best in short, Romania feels like a mixture of turkey, Russia and to some extent Germany.
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