Travel Digest #2987
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In today's post, we'll take a stroll through Bayfield, Wisconsin, USA, visit the Exotischer Garten in Stuttgart, Germany, and swim in Nemrut Crater Lake, Turkey. We'll also visit other places around the world, like Spain, Colombia, Venezuela, and China—a little bit of everything!
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🥇 Bayfield Wisconsin: Gateway to the Apostle Islands by
@bozzIt was 65 degrees Fahrenheit when we pulled into Bayfield Wisconsin after traveling from the upper peninsula of Michigan. While 65 degrees probably sounds pretty great, the humidity was up around 88% which while not totally uncomfortable, made things feel just a little bit sticky. After getting our trailer and campsite all set up, we decided to just sit for a bit and take a break. Thankfully, as the time passed into later in the afternoon/evening, the humidity finally broke and it became an absolutely beautiful day.
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🥈 A Walk Through Exotischer Garten in Stuttgart by
@rebetI would like to tell you about my visit to the Exotischer Garten in Stuttgart. I actually went here last spring, but I haven't had the chance to write the post until now. This place is actually an agricultural university and when we arrived, some magnolias were already in bloom. Frankly I was surprised to see so many of them. The white ones start blooming earlier. It was strange that there was no one around. I suppose it was because it was Monday when we went.
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🥉 Swimming in Nemrut Crater Lake at an altitude of 2200 meters. by
@thtWith the weather getting warmer now, people are flocking to lakes and seaside areas to cool off. There are many lakes, rivers, and streams near where I live. They're ideal for swimming. I learned to swim in a stream when I was little. Because the streams are narrow, they're not ideal for adults. They're perfect for children and adults learning to swim.
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Honorable Mentions
- Church of Santa Rita of Cascia, Havana, Cuba by
@kpoulout
- The summer stroll in the nature Oterøya, Norway by
@hindavi
- Beach, Cumaná, Venezuela by
@ramisey
- My visit to the Church of Our Lady of Hope, Cumaná, Venezuela by
@belkyscabrera
- Museum, Colombia by
@tonyes
- Enjoying a cultural vacation, Corrientes, Argentina by
@jlufer
- San Sebastian is the most elegant city in Spain by
@nikaradeva
- Snowfall In The Forest Low Land In Beijing, China by
@tanzil2024
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