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Sarah and danny1 Comment
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Copper copper!
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danny checked-in 2 months ago
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A kurkar (כורכר) ridge photographed at Tel Aviv University. Kurkar are lithified sea sand dunes (in Lebanon, they call them ramleh).
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gfinn checked-in 2 months ago
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Israeli Citadel
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Sarah checked-in 2 months ago
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Our time in Crete was best captured by our day trip to the mountain sanctuary of Iouktas, an open mountain sanctuary overlooking a fertile valley. All that is left is the stones, but the feeling of being amongst a very important, ancient place is best captured as the mist parted to reveal an unprecedented view across the island. Legend has it…
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Sarah checked-in 2 months ago
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Water under the church in the middle of the old city of Jerusalem @Danny @Gfinn
-at Coptic Orthodox Patriarchate Jerusalem, Долна Василица
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danny checked-in 2 months ago
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During 2023, I had the wonderful pleasure of visiting the German Mining Museum in Bochum. I could not recommend a place more. My initial view was that it would have been considered to be downright boring. Rather, I was blown away by the high quality of cultural materials, diagrams, and the still-preserved coal mines borrowing deep into the…
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gfinn checked-in 2 months ago
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Inside of the Church of the Holy Sepulchre. Its beauty and magnificence is a gem of the Christain community shared across the world. It is said to be one of the final places of Jesus.
-at Church of the Holy Sepulchre, Jerusalem
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Emeka checked-in 2 months ago
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Imagine you are a young 19 year old, on your first extended international trip alone as an adult. From the age of 3 you’ve dreamed of one day designing great buildings like the architects of the past and producing innovative engineering to go along with it. For the last 2 years, you’ve spent time at university for the first time learning…
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Emeka checked-in 2 months ago
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Back in April 2023, I took a trip to visit Mexico City for the first time with some friends. I wanted to however, make sure I spent some personal time visiting the many pre-Columbian Mesoamerican archaeological ruins in the “Valley of Mexico” while I was there.
During the course of the trip, I found the Pyramid of Tenayuca to be the…
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