Travel Digest #249

in traveldigest •  6 years ago  (edited)

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Hi. It's @choogirl here with another edition of #traveldigest! Enjoy!

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#1 Outback Loop, Australia

First, @overlandjournals is back with another instalment of his South Australian outback adventure. Travelling along the dirt track, he passes the world's longest fence (5,531km) and the world's largest cattle station (24,000km2—which is almost the size of Belgium—30,000km2). He stops at a memorial to pay his respects to an Austrian woman who died after leaving her broken-down vehicle in the height of summer. This highlights the dangers of travelling in the outback with little knowledge and experience. Eventually he arrives at Lake Eyre—a large salt lake and Australia's lowest point at 12m below sea level.

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#2 Bristol to Tazewell County, Virginia, USA

Continuing his US adventure, @gmuxx takes us to Bristol, where country music was born and a town that straddles the Virginia and Tennesse state lines. A classic car show was in town, bringing back memories of the hit musical, Greace. As he gets closer to Tazewell County, the affluent homes give way to 'hillbilly hell' until finally he reaches the @tarc rescue centre run by @rhondak. It currently houses 40 rescue dogs and a temperamental raccoon that comes and goes as it pleases. Unfortunately, this small town doesn't see many tourists, and @gmuxx misses out on a craft beer since everyone already went home for the night.

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#3 Tai Hang, Hong Kong

Finally, @aaronli presents us with another one of his Hong Kong snapshots. This time, we go to Tai Hang, a small area only known to locals in the downtown area of Causeway Bay. This peaceful community hosts an annual mid-autumn festival, which dates back to 1880, and has its origins in a typhoon, a disappearing dead python and the plague. Today there are 80 food stores in Tai Hang in just over 100m on four streets. However, 97 restaurants have closed in the past ten years due to soaring rents. Even though this once bustling area went from prosperity to death in only ten years, it's still nice to walk around in.

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Thanks so much for the support!!
Highly appreciated.

We're enjoying your Outback series. They are really good.

GMuxx summed thing here up beautifully in his post.

He did. Looks like you guys are having a fun time.

Thanks @steemitworldmap for putting my post in the Honorable Mentions list in your daily Travel Digest.

You're welcome!

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Thank you so much for the recognition and support!

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@steemitworldmap, thank you :)

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  ·  6 years ago 

Thank you for choosing my post~~~~

You're welcome!

Thanks for this @choogirl ... interested in the @overlandjournals one... great find!!!

His series is really good. Worth watching if you have the time.

Thanks so much for the mention!

Thanks for the honorable mention, @steemitworldmap! I'm happy and honored! Congrats to all! Cheers!

Thank you for the mention and your continued work.

A great selection of quality blogs @steemitworldmap