Travel Digest #525

Introduction

Hi everyone i'ts @LivingUKTaiwan here with today's edition of the #TravelDigest. Today we're going to start off with a solo roadtrip in Australia, then we're going to do a spot of climbing in Utah in USA. And finally we're going for a roller coaster ride in Finland. Let's go!

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Travel Digest

#1 Walkabout Straya #7: On my way to Byron Bay by @r00sj3

After driving only just over an hour, the dullness of the road (forest, forest and forest) started to kick in. I had trouble staying awake and found a place to park my RV and have some food and take a quick power nap. During this stop, I learned that I wasn't really tired when I had trouble keeping my eyes open on the road. Because as soon as I got in the bed, there was no way I was going to fall asleep. It must have been that my eyes were so bored that they wanted to close.
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#2 Red Ledges, Diamond Fork - Utah Rocks! Episode 3 by @carlgnash

It doesn't matter too much which trail you take, they all lead up. In a few places side trails are accessible if you have the upper body strength to hold onto straps that are dangling down and make a short scramble up a vertical smooth rock wall.All of the trails quickly get steep. My four year old son was able to reach the top unassisted, but he is a veteran hiker and all around mountain goat - I wouldn't call these trails easy by any stretch of the imagination. You will almost certainly have to use your hands and scramble in places.
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#3 TacoCat’s Travels (Finland) #23: Roller Coastin' ???? by @taco.cat

A lot of typical amusement parks require an entry free but the great thing about Linnanmäki is that it's completely free to enter! 😄 I later read that it is owned by a non-profit organisation called Lasten Päivän Säätiö (Children's Day Foundation), which operates the park in order to raise funds to Finnish child welfare work. In 2017, the foundation donated a total of 4.5 million euros! That's awesome! I'm so glad the government allowed this amusement park to be built; it's win-win, for the visitors and for the beneficiaries! 😃
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Honorable Mentions

• Hiking, South Cotabato, Philippines by @edencourage
• Seaside, Blackpool, UK by @c0ff33a
• Crocodil Farm, Ghana by @for91days
• Beach, Virtsu, Estonia by @greddyforce
• Road trip, Texax, USA by @xcountytravelers
• Hiking, Tashkent, Uzbekistan by @damm-steemit
• Parade, New York, USA by @tattoodjay

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