@W-T-Fi's Travel Summary: Vol: 18 - @D.buzz Official Guest Post
_{April, 1st 2022}

Hello Hivers! Good evening from Southeast Asia. I hope everyone is having a phenomenal week filled with family, food, and fun. This week's post come from all over the world and feature historic structures including churches, castle, and bridges. Check them out below.

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Thanks to the original authors of the 5 articles below: @silviared945 @ekavieka @celticheartbeat @ozgeoz @ifarmgirl

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1. Taman Ujung, Bali @ekavieka 's post captures a historic castle in Bali Indonesia. The post includes the most amazing photos that demonstrate the true beauty of the structure. The author even takes time to give his readers a brief history of the structure. If you're wondering how much it cost to visit a place like this, @ekavieka even include the cost of admission fees. Check out the full post here.

2. Northern Italy If you haven't noticed, I love featuring historic building and castles. Something about these old buildings fascinates me. @silviared945 featured amazing photos and captured every detail of the old brick. If I'm ever in Europe I plan to visit this very castle. Check out the full post here.

3. Scotland This makes three buildings in a row, but I can't get over how beautiful they are. @celticheartbeat tells a breathtaking story with his many images documenting the great country of Scotland. Check out the full post here.

4. Istanbul, Turkey @ozgeoz takes us on an intimate journey through Istanbul. His photos show animals, people, buildings, and beauty. The reader truly experiences the life of the city. Thank you for sharing @ozgeoz. Check out the full post here .
5. Guangzhou, China I lived in Chines for a little over a year and one of my favorite that I visited in China was Guangzhou. The southern city was vibrant and rich with culture. When I saw @ifarmgirl 's post I felt a huge since of nostalgia and knew that it should be included in this week's travel summary. Thank you for sharing @ifarmgirl. Check out the full post here.
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Well that's it for this week. We have traveled through Europe, Turkey and Southeast Asia while simultaneously learning about buildings, language, and culture. I hope everyone has an amazing week and if there is anything that you don't like in this post, just take it as an April Fools Prank. See you in the next one.

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