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If you ever go to Colombo in Sri Lanka, the Pettah market is the place to be to feel both overwhelmed and exhilarated in a colourful chaos.
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A few of my favorite pictures from my recent trip to Norway. Trip details in the comments.
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I've been travelling around Asia. This is Sapa, Vietnam.
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A view of Cassis, France from the famous Route des Cretes
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StoARy the new app in 2019 with AR Video function
We are StoARy team, here is our new project. StoARy, An App with AR Video Tech.We need your opinion and support.We believe that the existing social media platforms are a bit boring for people nowadays, people share content farms and we cannot distinguish between news feed and advertisement. We would like to provide an app that we can all record our important moment "on the map" with AR tech.Its like "Pokemon Go", we got to hang out and find the "stoary"(videos or photos) on the map. And when we take a video and pin it on the map, people can reach your "stoary" when they passed there. You can use it to share a surprise video to your beloved (for birthday surprise or even to propose ), play games like treasure hunt, share important moment of your children, share your experience when you travel somewhere or take a video to promote your own business in front of your workshop...We hope to bring the social media to the next level, and provide a creative way for people to share video. It would be 2019 new app Trend .Please tell us your opinion !!Here is the video and funding linkhttps://www.indiegogo.com/projects/stoary-share-your-ar-story-on-the-map-apps-love#/https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jFlMaf5waOQ&t=3shttps://www.instagram.com/stoaryworld/We thank you for your opinion and support! via /r/Outdoors https://ift.tt/2uUw0fs
Went hiking with my grandma in Wengen, Switzerland
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Coming at you with roundest Bearded Reedling
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What are your recommendations for a “random destination” travel service?
I’d love to see a site that allows you to set a starting point and see random destinations displayed that can be sorted by price, travel time, etc and even experience level (3-5 stars or similar) that gives me Secure ideas where to go, including domestic and international options. I’ve searched exhaustingly and I can’t find anything like this, any recommendations would be awesome, thank you.
One day in Samarkand
In the beginning of summer I managed to visit one of the oldest cities in the world Samarkand. It is located in Uzbekistan. Once there was a central transit point on the Great Silk Road between China and Europe. The city is perfectly preserved, everything here is just breathing with history. And you can believe me there is something to see!Bibi-Khanym MosqueOne of the city's attractions is the Bibi-Khanum mosque - the largest mosque in Central Asia in height (portals more than 40 meters), built between the 14th and 15th centuries.All mosques and madrasahs are decorated with mosaic, various ornaments, carvings.MosaicAnd various inscriptions in Arabic, executed by a calligraphic Arabic style.the wall of the Bibi-Khanym mosqueOne of the main sights of Samarkand is Registan Square. There is a legend that from the beginning of the 15th century until the beginning of the 20th century, public executions took place on the square, and so that the blood was absorbed better and was not noticeable, the ground was strewn with sand. Therefore, the square was called Registan ("reg" - sand and "stan" - place) - a place covered with sand. We with fellow travelers sat down to look at the blood-red sunset.Registan SquareOn the square there is an Ensemble of three Madrasahs - Muslim educational institutions, which are one of the brightest examples of Persian architecture.Registan SquareIn the evening, the guards offered to spend the night in front of the square, which was very useful. Prices for accommodation in Samarkand do not bite and here you can find a hotel for every taste or rent accommodation with local residents. Unfortunately I visited there only one day, but I plan to return soon.
Don’t know who did this shit, Imma gonna get some sleep now
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