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  1. Nature is present in the West Estonian archipelago too. Mycena epipterygia, a common native mushroom with some bioluminescence, was growing on the thatched roof of one of the farm buildings at Muhu Museum (📷1). On Saaremaa we re-encountered Grus grus | the common crane, both in the fields and in the sky—perhaps rehearsing formation flying, or already on their migratory voyage (📷2). In the waters around Sorve Lighthouse we spied Phalacrocorax carbo | the great cormorant, or black shag in #NZ (📷3); he took off into a strong headwind, seemingly stalled, and banked sharply away to one side! Also diving for food here was a sea duck, Bucephala clangula | the common goldeneye (📷4).

    🇪🇪 #europe #baltics #estonia #eesti 🚀 #travel 🚐 #camperVan #nomad #roadTrip #vanLife 🥾 #nature

  2. Nature is present in the West Estonian archipelago too. Mycena epipterygia, a common native mushroom with some bioluminescence, was growing on the thatched roof of one of the farm buildings at Muhu Museum (📷1). On Saaremaa we re-encountered Grus grus | the common crane, both in the fields and in the sky—perhaps rehearsing formation flying, or already on their migratory voyage (📷2). In the waters around Sorve Lighthouse we spied Phalacrocorax carbo | the great cormorant, or black shag in #NZ (📷3); he took off into a strong headwind, seemingly stalled, and banked sharply away to one side! Also diving for food here was a sea duck, Bucephala clangula | the common goldeneye (📷4).

    🇪🇪 #europe #baltics #estonia #eesti 🚀 #travel 🚐 #camperVan #nomad #roadTrip #vanLife 🥾 #nature

  3. Nature is present in the West Estonian archipelago too. Mycena epipterygia, a common native mushroom with some bioluminescence, was growing on the thatched roof of one of the farm buildings at Muhu Museum (📷1). On Saaremaa we re-encountered Grus grus | the common crane, both in the fields and in the sky—perhaps rehearsing formation flying, or already on their migratory voyage (📷2). In the waters around Sorve Lighthouse we spied Phalacrocorax carbo | the great cormorant, or black shag in #NZ (📷3); he took off into a strong headwind, seemingly stalled, and banked sharply away to one side! Also diving for food here was a sea duck, Bucephala clangula | the common goldeneye (📷4).

    🇪🇪 #europe #baltics #estonia #eesti 🚀 #travel 🚐 #camperVan #nomad #roadTrip #vanLife 🥾 #nature

  4. Nature is present in the West Estonian archipelago too. Mycena epipterygia, a common native mushroom with some bioluminescence, was growing on the thatched roof of one of the farm buildings at Muhu Museum (📷1). On Saaremaa we re-encountered Grus grus | the common crane, both in the fields and in the sky—perhaps rehearsing formation flying, or already on their migratory voyage (📷2). In the waters around Sorve Lighthouse we spied Phalacrocorax carbo | the great cormorant, or black shag in #NZ (📷3); he took off into a strong headwind, seemingly stalled, and banked sharply away to one side! Also diving for food here was a sea duck, Bucephala clangula | the common goldeneye (📷4).

    🇪🇪 #europe #baltics #estonia #eesti 🚀 #travel 🚐 #camperVan #nomad #roadTrip #vanLife 🥾 #nature

  5. Nature is present in the West Estonian archipelago too. Mycena epipterygia, a common native mushroom with some bioluminescence, was growing on the thatched roof of one of the farm buildings at Muhu Museum (📷1). On Saaremaa we re-encountered Grus grus | the common crane, both in the fields and in the sky—perhaps rehearsing formation flying, or already on their migratory voyage (📷2). In the waters around Sorve Lighthouse we spied Phalacrocorax carbo | the great cormorant, or black shag in #NZ (📷3); he took off into a strong headwind, seemingly stalled, and banked sharply away to one side! Also diving for food here was a sea duck, Bucephala clangula | the common goldeneye (📷4).

    🇪🇪 #europe #baltics #estonia #eesti 🚀 #travel 🚐 #camperVan #nomad #roadTrip #vanLife 🥾 #nature

  6. [2/2] Saaremaa cont. Kuressaare linnus | Kuressaare Castle is a fortress begun by the Teutonic Order. A central 14th C. “convent” (now housing Saaremaa Museum) is surrounded by a 15–17th C. system of bastions, ravelins and moats that were modernised by the Danes, Swedes and Russians who successively controlled the island. It’s not every day you see a beach volleyball court flanked by an actual castle (📷1)! The adjacent Old Town is known for its 18–19th C. architecture (📷2), spa heritage (“healing mud”) and 17th C. town hall. As we passed through Salme we stopped at a concrete sculpture marking the find site of ships used for Viking burials c. 750 CE. Sõrve tuletorn | Sorve Lighthouse stands at Saaremaa’s southern tip (📷3); the concrete tower was completed in 1960 after its 1770 stone predecessor was destroyed during WWII. On the blustery pebble spit beneath it waves collided from two directions (📷4). We did contemplate a hike in the largely marine Vilsandi National Park, but the prospect of 11km in driving rain under a wind warning softened our resolve.

    🇪🇪 #europe #baltics #estonia #eesti 🚀 #travel 🚐 #camperVan #nomad #roadTrip #vanLife

  7. [2/2] Saaremaa cont. Kuressaare linnus | Kuressaare Castle is a fortress begun by the Teutonic Order. A central 14th C. “convent” (now housing Saaremaa Museum) is surrounded by a 15–17th C. system of bastions, ravelins and moats that were modernised by the Danes, Swedes and Russians who successively controlled the island. It’s not every day you see a beach volleyball court flanked by an actual castle (📷1)! The adjacent Old Town is known for its 18–19th C. architecture (📷2), spa heritage (“healing mud”) and 17th C. town hall. As we passed through Salme we stopped at a concrete sculpture marking the find site of ships used for Viking burials c. 750 CE. Sõrve tuletorn | Sorve Lighthouse stands at Saaremaa’s southern tip (📷3); the concrete tower was completed in 1960 after its 1770 stone predecessor was destroyed during WWII. On the blustery pebble spit beneath it waves collided from two directions (📷4). We did contemplate a hike in the largely marine Vilsandi National Park, but the prospect of 11km in driving rain under a wind warning softened our resolve.

    🇪🇪 #europe #baltics #estonia #eesti 🚀 #travel 🚐 #camperVan #nomad #roadTrip #vanLife

  8. [2/2] Saaremaa cont. Kuressaare linnus | Kuressaare Castle is a fortress begun by the Teutonic Order. A central 14th C. “convent” (now housing Saaremaa Museum) is surrounded by a 15–17th C. system of bastions, ravelins and moats that were modernised by the Danes, Swedes and Russians who successively controlled the island. It’s not every day you see a beach volleyball court flanked by an actual castle (📷1)! The adjacent Old Town is known for its 18–19th C. architecture (📷2), spa heritage (“healing mud”) and 17th C. town hall. As we passed through Salme we stopped at a concrete sculpture marking the find site of ships used for Viking burials c. 750 CE. Sõrve tuletorn | Sorve Lighthouse stands at Saaremaa’s southern tip (📷3); the concrete tower was completed in 1960 after its 1770 stone predecessor was destroyed during WWII. On the blustery pebble spit beneath it waves collided from two directions (📷4). We did contemplate a hike in the largely marine Vilsandi National Park, but the prospect of 11km in driving rain under a wind warning softened our resolve.

    🇪🇪 #europe #baltics #estonia #eesti 🚀 #travel 🚐 #camperVan #nomad #roadTrip #vanLife

  9. [2/2] Saaremaa cont. Kuressaare linnus | Kuressaare Castle is a fortress begun by the Teutonic Order. A central 14th C. “convent” (now housing Saaremaa Museum) is surrounded by a 15–17th C. system of bastions, ravelins and moats that were modernised by the Danes, Swedes and Russians who successively controlled the island. It’s not every day you see a beach volleyball court flanked by an actual castle (📷1)! The adjacent Old Town is known for its 18–19th C. architecture (📷2), spa heritage (“healing mud”) and 17th C. town hall. As we passed through Salme we stopped at a concrete sculpture marking the find site of ships used for Viking burials c. 750 CE. Sõrve tuletorn | Sorve Lighthouse stands at Saaremaa’s southern tip (📷3); the concrete tower was completed in 1960 after its 1770 stone predecessor was destroyed during WWII. On the blustery pebble spit beneath it waves collided from two directions (📷4). We did contemplate a hike in the largely marine Vilsandi National Park, but the prospect of 11km in driving rain under a wind warning softened our resolve.

    🇪🇪 #europe #baltics #estonia #eesti 🚀 #travel 🚐 #camperVan #nomad #roadTrip #vanLife

  10. [2/2] Saaremaa cont. Kuressaare linnus | Kuressaare Castle is a fortress begun by the Teutonic Order. A central 14th C. “convent” (now housing Saaremaa Museum) is surrounded by a 15–17th C. system of bastions, ravelins and moats that were modernised by the Danes, Swedes and Russians who successively controlled the island. It’s not every day you see a beach volleyball court flanked by an actual castle (📷1)! The adjacent Old Town is known for its 18–19th C. architecture (📷2), spa heritage (“healing mud”) and 17th C. town hall. As we passed through Salme we stopped at a concrete sculpture marking the find site of ships used for Viking burials c. 750 CE. Sõrve tuletorn | Sorve Lighthouse stands at Saaremaa’s southern tip (📷3); the concrete tower was completed in 1960 after its 1770 stone predecessor was destroyed during WWII. On the blustery pebble spit beneath it waves collided from two directions (📷4). We did contemplate a hike in the largely marine Vilsandi National Park, but the prospect of 11km in driving rain under a wind warning softened our resolve.

    🇪🇪 #europe #baltics #estonia #eesti 🚀 #travel 🚐 #camperVan #nomad #roadTrip #vanLife

  11. [1/2] Saaremaa is Estonia’s largest island, reached via an artificial causeway from Muhu. Although Karja kirik | Karja Church (📷1) was closed, the churchyard contains three trapezoidal gravestones c. 13–14th C.—among the oldest surviving sculptural works in Estonian history and reflecting integration between heathen and Christian beliefs. We stopped briefly at Angla tuulikumägi | Angla Windmills for a photo (📷2) but drove onward to the meteorite crater at Kaali. This is the primary impact site from a strike (up to 80 tonnes/ 6m diameter) that fractured thick layers of Silurian dolomite thousands of years ago, which preserved the crater shape and its surrounding debris mound; it’s now partially filled with a lake (📷3). On to Kuressaare, Estonia’s westernmost town, where we noted a pair of nicely restored villas (📷4). These are former nobleman’s houses, built 1890 and 1908, located on a small island (technically a 17th C. ravelin, part of a fortress’s defence against artillery fire); one is private and the other a hotel.

    🇪🇪 #europe #baltics #estonia #eesti 🚀 #travel 🚐 #camperVan #nomad #roadTrip #vanLife

  12. [1/2] Saaremaa is Estonia’s largest island, reached via an artificial causeway from Muhu. Although Karja kirik | Karja Church (📷1) was closed, the churchyard contains three trapezoidal gravestones c. 13–14th C.—among the oldest surviving sculptural works in Estonian history and reflecting integration between heathen and Christian beliefs. We stopped briefly at Angla tuulikumägi | Angla Windmills for a photo (📷2) but drove onward to the meteorite crater at Kaali. This is the primary impact site from a strike (up to 80 tonnes/ 6m diameter) that fractured thick layers of Silurian dolomite thousands of years ago, which preserved the crater shape and its surrounding debris mound; it’s now partially filled with a lake (📷3). On to Kuressaare, Estonia’s westernmost town, where we noted a pair of nicely restored villas (📷4). These are former nobleman’s houses, built 1890 and 1908, located on a small island (technically a 17th C. ravelin, part of a fortress’s defence against artillery fire); one is private and the other a hotel.

    🇪🇪 #europe #baltics #estonia #eesti 🚀 #travel 🚐 #camperVan #nomad #roadTrip #vanLife

  13. [1/2] Saaremaa is Estonia’s largest island, reached via an artificial causeway from Muhu. Although Karja kirik | Karja Church (📷1) was closed, the churchyard contains three trapezoidal gravestones c. 13–14th C.—among the oldest surviving sculptural works in Estonian history and reflecting integration between heathen and Christian beliefs. We stopped briefly at Angla tuulikumägi | Angla Windmills for a photo (📷2) but drove onward to the meteorite crater at Kaali. This is the primary impact site from a strike (up to 80 tonnes/ 6m diameter) that fractured thick layers of Silurian dolomite thousands of years ago, which preserved the crater shape and its surrounding debris mound; it’s now partially filled with a lake (📷3). On to Kuressaare, Estonia’s westernmost town, where we noted a pair of nicely restored villas (📷4). These are former nobleman’s houses, built 1890 and 1908, located on a small island (technically a 17th C. ravelin, part of a fortress’s defence against artillery fire); one is private and the other a hotel.

    🇪🇪 #europe #baltics #estonia #eesti 🚀 #travel 🚐 #camperVan #nomad #roadTrip #vanLife

  14. [1/2] Saaremaa is Estonia’s largest island, reached via an artificial causeway from Muhu. Although Karja kirik | Karja Church (📷1) was closed, the churchyard contains three trapezoidal gravestones c. 13–14th C.—among the oldest surviving sculptural works in Estonian history and reflecting integration between heathen and Christian beliefs. We stopped briefly at Angla tuulikumägi | Angla Windmills for a photo (📷2) but drove onward to the meteorite crater at Kaali. This is the primary impact site from a strike (up to 80 tonnes/ 6m diameter) that fractured thick layers of Silurian dolomite thousands of years ago, which preserved the crater shape and its surrounding debris mound; it’s now partially filled with a lake (📷3). On to Kuressaare, Estonia’s westernmost town, where we noted a pair of nicely restored villas (📷4). These are former nobleman’s houses, built 1890 and 1908, located on a small island (technically a 17th C. ravelin, part of a fortress’s defence against artillery fire); one is private and the other a hotel.

    🇪🇪 #europe #baltics #estonia #eesti 🚀 #travel 🚐 #camperVan #nomad #roadTrip #vanLife

  15. [1/2] Saaremaa is Estonia’s largest island, reached via an artificial causeway from Muhu. Although Karja kirik | Karja Church (📷1) was closed, the churchyard contains three trapezoidal gravestones c. 13–14th C.—among the oldest surviving sculptural works in Estonian history and reflecting integration between heathen and Christian beliefs. We stopped briefly at Angla tuulikumägi | Angla Windmills for a photo (📷2) but drove onward to the meteorite crater at Kaali. This is the primary impact site from a strike (up to 80 tonnes/ 6m diameter) that fractured thick layers of Silurian dolomite thousands of years ago, which preserved the crater shape and its surrounding debris mound; it’s now partially filled with a lake (📷3). On to Kuressaare, Estonia’s westernmost town, where we noted a pair of nicely restored villas (📷4). These are former nobleman’s houses, built 1890 and 1908, located on a small island (technically a 17th C. ravelin, part of a fortress’s defence against artillery fire); one is private and the other a hotel.

    🇪🇪 #europe #baltics #estonia #eesti 🚀 #travel 🚐 #camperVan #nomad #roadTrip #vanLife

  16. Koguva is a fishing village, present in writings from 1532 CE, and some 20 farmsteads remain inhabited by descendants of the original villagers. All Koguva’s traditional buildings are protected, with four properties—plus their outbuildings and accompanying drystone walls—preserved by Muhu muuseum | Muhu Museum (📷1). The Tooma farmyard complex includes various structures, such as this well with a bucket lowered on an arm (📷2), while the late 19th C. farmhouse interior recreates living quarters (📷3) and houses farming and cultural exhibits. Välja is a more modern building and hosts a display of colourful textiles adorned with traditional motifs. Koolielu presents the Lutheran village schoolhouse as it was in 1876–1923; a 20-pupil classroom (📷4) joined to a compact teacher’s apartment. The Kunstitall stable was closed.

    🇪🇪 #europe #baltics #estonia #eesti 🚀 #travel 🚐 #camperVan #nomad #roadTrip #vanLife

  17. Koguva is a fishing village, present in writings from 1532 CE, and some 20 farmsteads remain inhabited by descendants of the original villagers. All Koguva’s traditional buildings are protected, with four properties—plus their outbuildings and accompanying drystone walls—preserved by Muhu muuseum | Muhu Museum (📷1). The Tooma farmyard complex includes various structures, such as this well with a bucket lowered on an arm (📷2), while the late 19th C. farmhouse interior recreates living quarters (📷3) and houses farming and cultural exhibits. Välja is a more modern building and hosts a display of colourful textiles adorned with traditional motifs. Koolielu presents the Lutheran village schoolhouse as it was in 1876–1923; a 20-pupil classroom (📷4) joined to a compact teacher’s apartment. The Kunstitall stable was closed.

    🇪🇪 #europe #baltics #estonia #eesti 🚀 #travel 🚐 #camperVan #nomad #roadTrip #vanLife

  18. Koguva is a fishing village, present in writings from 1532 CE, and some 20 farmsteads remain inhabited by descendants of the original villagers. All Koguva’s traditional buildings are protected, with four properties—plus their outbuildings and accompanying drystone walls—preserved by Muhu muuseum | Muhu Museum (📷1). The Tooma farmyard complex includes various structures, such as this well with a bucket lowered on an arm (📷2), while the late 19th C. farmhouse interior recreates living quarters (📷3) and houses farming and cultural exhibits. Välja is a more modern building and hosts a display of colourful textiles adorned with traditional motifs. Koolielu presents the Lutheran village schoolhouse as it was in 1876–1923; a 20-pupil classroom (📷4) joined to a compact teacher’s apartment. The Kunstitall stable was closed.

    🇪🇪 #europe #baltics #estonia #eesti 🚀 #travel 🚐 #camperVan #nomad #roadTrip #vanLife

  19. Koguva is a fishing village, present in writings from 1532 CE, and some 20 farmsteads remain inhabited by descendants of the original villagers. All Koguva’s traditional buildings are protected, with four properties—plus their outbuildings and accompanying drystone walls—preserved by Muhu muuseum | Muhu Museum (📷1). The Tooma farmyard complex includes various structures, such as this well with a bucket lowered on an arm (📷2), while the late 19th C. farmhouse interior recreates living quarters (📷3) and houses farming and cultural exhibits. Välja is a more modern building and hosts a display of colourful textiles adorned with traditional motifs. Koolielu presents the Lutheran village schoolhouse as it was in 1876–1923; a 20-pupil classroom (📷4) joined to a compact teacher’s apartment. The Kunstitall stable was closed.

    🇪🇪 #europe #baltics #estonia #eesti 🚀 #travel 🚐 #camperVan #nomad #roadTrip #vanLife

  20. Koguva is a fishing village, present in writings from 1532 CE, and some 20 farmsteads remain inhabited by descendants of the original villagers. All Koguva’s traditional buildings are protected, with four properties—plus their outbuildings and accompanying drystone walls—preserved by Muhu muuseum | Muhu Museum (📷1). The Tooma farmyard complex includes various structures, such as this well with a bucket lowered on an arm (📷2), while the late 19th C. farmhouse interior recreates living quarters (📷3) and houses farming and cultural exhibits. Välja is a more modern building and hosts a display of colourful textiles adorned with traditional motifs. Koolielu presents the Lutheran village schoolhouse as it was in 1876–1923; a 20-pupil classroom (📷4) joined to a compact teacher’s apartment. The Kunstitall stable was closed.

    🇪🇪 #europe #baltics #estonia #eesti 🚀 #travel 🚐 #camperVan #nomad #roadTrip #vanLife

  21. Colorado Springs was our first stop along our 4,800+ #roadtrip traveling from our home in Alabama all the way to Grand Teton in Wyoming.

    Visiting Garden of the Gods was a great way to get used to the high elevation while #hiking with our dogs.

    @witheachmile

    #nationalparks #colorado

  22. Colorado Springs was our first stop along our 4,800+ #roadtrip traveling from our home in Alabama all the way to Grand Teton in Wyoming.

    Visiting Garden of the Gods was a great way to get used to the high elevation while #hiking with our dogs.

    @witheachmile

    #nationalparks #colorado

  23. Colorado Springs was our first stop along our 4,800+ #roadtrip traveling from our home in Alabama all the way to Grand Teton in Wyoming.

    Visiting Garden of the Gods was a great way to get used to the high elevation while #hiking with our dogs.

    @witheachmile

    #nationalparks #colorado

  24. Colorado Springs was our first stop along our 4,800+ #roadtrip traveling from our home in Alabama all the way to Grand Teton in Wyoming.

    Visiting Garden of the Gods was a great way to get used to the high elevation while #hiking with our dogs.

    @witheachmile

    #nationalparks #colorado

  25. Colorado Springs was our first stop along our 4,800+ #roadtrip traveling from our home in Alabama all the way to Grand Teton in Wyoming.

    Visiting Garden of the Gods was a great way to get used to the high elevation while #hiking with our dogs.

    @witheachmile

    #nationalparks #colorado

  26. In Nov 1926, a new U.S. nationwide highway network was approved. Join us as we talk about that system's legacy, and why those highways still matter today, featuring Bob Cullen from AASHTO (American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials) with my lovely clients the National Scenic Byway Association:

    eventbrite.com/e/celebrating-t

    #ScenicByway #transportation #travel #RoadTrip

  27. In Nov 1926, a new U.S. nationwide highway network was approved. Join us as we talk about that system's legacy, and why those highways still matter today, featuring Bob Cullen from AASHTO (American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials) with my lovely clients the National Scenic Byway Association:

    eventbrite.com/e/celebrating-t

    #ScenicByway #transportation #travel #RoadTrip

  28. In Nov 1926, a new U.S. nationwide highway network was approved. Join us as we talk about that system's legacy, and why those highways still matter today, featuring Bob Cullen from AASHTO (American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials) with my lovely clients the National Scenic Byway Association:

    eventbrite.com/e/celebrating-t

    #ScenicByway #transportation #travel #RoadTrip

  29. In Nov 1926, a new U.S. nationwide highway network was approved. Join us as we talk about that system's legacy, and why those highways still matter today, featuring Bob Cullen from AASHTO (American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials) with my lovely clients the National Scenic Byway Association:

    eventbrite.com/e/celebrating-t

    #ScenicByway #transportation #travel #RoadTrip

  30. In Nov 1926, a new U.S. nationwide highway network was approved. Join us as we talk about that system's legacy, and why those highways still matter today, featuring Bob Cullen from AASHTO (American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials) with my lovely clients the National Scenic Byway Association:

    eventbrite.com/e/celebrating-t

    #ScenicByway #transportation #travel #RoadTrip

  31. Choquequirao to Machu Picchu Trek 6 Days

    The Choquequirao to Machu Picchu Trek 6 Days is one of the most rewarding hiking adventures in Peru. This epic journey combines the remote Inca citadel of Choquequirao with the world-famous Machu Picchu, crossing the dramatic Apurimac Canyon, cloud forests, and high Andean landscapes.

    Tour: aliperutreks.com/tours/choqueq

    #travel #trekking #hiking #advertising #culture #photography #choquequirao #perutravel #triptoperu #peru #machupicchu #roadtrip

  32. Choquequirao to Machu Picchu Trek 6 Days

    The Choquequirao to Machu Picchu Trek 6 Days is one of the most rewarding hiking adventures in Peru. This epic journey combines the remote Inca citadel of Choquequirao with the world-famous Machu Picchu, crossing the dramatic Apurimac Canyon, cloud forests, and high Andean landscapes.

    Tour: aliperutreks.com/tours/choqueq

    #travel #trekking #hiking #advertising #culture #photography #choquequirao #perutravel #triptoperu #peru #machupicchu #roadtrip

  33. Choquequirao to Machu Picchu Trek 6 Days

    The Choquequirao to Machu Picchu Trek 6 Days is one of the most rewarding hiking adventures in Peru. This epic journey combines the remote Inca citadel of Choquequirao with the world-famous Machu Picchu, crossing the dramatic Apurimac Canyon, cloud forests, and high Andean landscapes.

    Tour: aliperutreks.com/tours/choqueq

    #travel #trekking #hiking #advertising #culture #photography #choquequirao #perutravel #triptoperu #peru #machupicchu #roadtrip

  34. Choquequirao to Machu Picchu Trek 6 Days

    The Choquequirao to Machu Picchu Trek 6 Days is one of the most rewarding hiking adventures in Peru. This epic journey combines the remote Inca citadel of Choquequirao with the world-famous Machu Picchu, crossing the dramatic Apurimac Canyon, cloud forests, and high Andean landscapes.

    Tour: aliperutreks.com/tours/choqueq

    #travel #trekking #hiking #advertising #culture #photography #choquequirao #perutravel #triptoperu #peru #machupicchu #roadtrip

  35. Choquequirao to Machu Picchu Trek 6 Days

    The Choquequirao to Machu Picchu Trek 6 Days is one of the most rewarding hiking adventures in Peru. This epic journey combines the remote Inca citadel of Choquequirao with the world-famous Machu Picchu, crossing the dramatic Apurimac Canyon, cloud forests, and high Andean landscapes.

    Tour: aliperutreks.com/tours/choqueq

    #travel #trekking #hiking #advertising #culture #photography #choquequirao #perutravel #triptoperu #peru #machupicchu #roadtrip

  36. We crossed from Latvia into Estonia and overnighted at a sports club with 🚿showers, ⚡️power and 💦water included in the pitch fee. The next morning was spent on van life admin (⛽️🛒🧺) in the busy town of Pärnu before continuing to the port at Virtsu. From here we took the 25 min ferry to Muhu saar | Muhu Island in the West Estonian archipelago (📷1). Our first stop was in Liiva, where the bakery sold traditional must leib, a dark rye known as “black bread” (📷2); it’s very good! Just down the road, Muhu Katariina kirik | Muhu St. Catherine's Church was billed as a 13th C. beauty, but it was closed (📷3). It seems Estonians have a thing for cliffs too: the limestone outcrop at Üügu is the “largest and grandest” locally, representing about 4,000 years of former seabed erosion—and more recent quarrying (📷4).

    🇪🇪 #europe #baltics #estonia #eesti 🚀 #travel 🚐 #camperVan #nomad #roadTrip #vanLife

  37. We crossed from Latvia into Estonia and overnighted at a sports club with 🚿showers, ⚡️power and 💦water included in the pitch fee. The next morning was spent on van life admin (⛽️🛒🧺) in the busy town of Pärnu before continuing to the port at Virtsu. From here we took the 25 min ferry to Muhu saar | Muhu Island in the West Estonian archipelago (📷1). Our first stop was in Liiva, where the bakery sold traditional must leib, a dark rye known as “black bread” (📷2); it’s very good! Just down the road, Muhu Katariina kirik | Muhu St. Catherine's Church was billed as a 13th C. beauty, but it was closed (📷3). It seems Estonians have a thing for cliffs too: the limestone outcrop at Üügu is the “largest and grandest” locally, representing about 4,000 years of former seabed erosion—and more recent quarrying (📷4).

    🇪🇪 #europe #baltics #estonia #eesti 🚀 #travel 🚐 #camperVan #nomad #roadTrip #vanLife

  38. We crossed from Latvia into Estonia and overnighted at a sports club with 🚿showers, ⚡️power and 💦water included in the pitch fee. The next morning was spent on van life admin (⛽️🛒🧺) in the busy town of Pärnu before continuing to the port at Virtsu. From here we took the 25 min ferry to Muhu saar | Muhu Island in the West Estonian archipelago (📷1). Our first stop was in Liiva, where the bakery sold traditional must leib, a dark rye known as “black bread” (📷2); it’s very good! Just down the road, Muhu Katariina kirik | Muhu St. Catherine's Church was billed as a 13th C. beauty, but it was closed (📷3). It seems Estonians have a thing for cliffs too: the limestone outcrop at Üügu is the “largest and grandest” locally, representing about 4,000 years of former seabed erosion—and more recent quarrying (📷4).

    🇪🇪 #europe #baltics #estonia #eesti 🚀 #travel 🚐 #camperVan #nomad #roadTrip #vanLife