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anoutsider
11 months ago
Looks like a beautiful town :) Also I appreciate the political details. I had meant to catch up with the political events in Peru for a couple of years now since the last major upheaval.
kuroi
11 months ago
Oh dang i just now saw i got a shoutout in the Balneario Camboriú post xD that was so sweet, thank you so much! I love this page of yours, it's a pretty nice way to get to know about places we don't usually hear about
anoutsider
11 months ago
I might have never known about the history of feral rabbits on Porto Santo Island if you had not posted about that region :D Very interesting
lankarta-project
11 months ago
Feral rabbits? Where, how did I not noticed that :D I guess the rabbits' population is not as ubiquitous as in Okunoshima so it's not the first thing that shows up, but that's interesting!
ohhhh wow thanks so much for the shoutout, appreciate it!! <3 too bad you didn't get to visit strasbourg (one of my favourite cities along with colmar and many others), but at least you got to see this very interesting part of the alsace region! there are so many beautiful places around colmar, like ribeauvillé and riquewihr! :D
forgot to say it yesterday, but your hometown is beautiful! didn't know there was a city in poland with italian influence! and the cherry on top: well-preserved fortifications. i really need to visit poland one day!!
I guess I like canals more simply because I didn't have them daily ;) But fortifications in Zamość are really cool, especially since the full renovation and when the city turns on the lights at night :D
In Alsace I remember Strasbourg, Colmar and Mulhouse, and you convinced me to check out less obivious places too!