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This is the story of my 954 days amazing travel around Europe. A long trip not using flights, that was stopped in April 2013 when I had to take a plane from Romania to Italy because of my unstable health condition. [If you are in a hurry, skip the text and go directly to the travel...
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Plitvice Lakes National Park is an amazing mother nature's gift, composed of 16 interconnected lakes, and part of the Unesco World Heritage List since 1979. A little bit about Plitvice Lakes National Park Plitvice Lakes are divided into four main parts: Proscansko Lake, the upper lakes, Kozjak Lake and the lower lakes; at the end it is transforming...
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From last year visit in Marseille, what we keep the most in our memories, it's not the city nor the people nor the amazing music festival... I don't want to mean that they weren't worth and we wasted our time; indeed they were superlative, but it's just that there is something else around there that is...
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If you arrived here by chance, you might want to start with the first part: Let's go hiking: Cinque Terre and its "Five Lands". If not, and you're looking for some more hiking, Cinque Terre is not going to disappoint you, so keep reading!There are plenty of hiking paths in Cinque Terre, easy and suitable to...
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If you want to go hiking, Cinque Terre has a lot to offer: it's still today one of the most know Italian destinations, but even if it is really touristic, it's worth the visit! The best is to start from one of the extremities, reaching it by train: we started from Monterosso al Mare, the last...
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I just acknowledged the news of Architect Paolo Soleri passing away this morning at the age of 93. Visionary architect and artist, creator of the concept of Arcology and Frank Lloyd Wright's alumnus: in 2007 I passed 3 months in the "urban laboratory" that he created in the desert of Arizona, Arcosanti, a place that changed my life and...
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Before I got to find out their names, I already knew how I was going to remember them. We were hitchhiking in North of Norway from Narvik to Bardufos in a sunny winter day. It felt good like in the summer days, just that now the sunflower fields were replaced by tones of goldish snow putting down...
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The Bone Church in Kutna Hora, also known as the Sedlec Ossuary from the district of the same name, is something that leaves you speechless: decorated with the bones of over 40 000 human skeletons, it leaves you mixed feelings: it's the guilt of artistically enjoying dead bodies, something that it's usually seen only as pain...
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We were about to lose our hope. A long trip to see the Northern Lights in Norway, over 4000 km of distance by land in a short time, snow, cold, troubles hitchhiking, and then more than 3 weeks staying over the Artic Circle without anything really worth it. And this was supposed to be the best...
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At the beginning of February, current year, we went to Constanta (Romania) hoping to catch the last days of the frozen Black Sea, before the positive temperatures were going to melt everything. This weather transition happened on our way, leaving Bucharest from -15 degrees in the morning, arriving in Constanta just 226 km away to a...
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