Aurinaplaceofpeace

Doing my best

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The Bahamas is famous for crystal-clear water so bright it almost looks edited in real life.

‎Be honest—do you think those photos are overedited or actually real?

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The Bahamas is famous for crystal-clear water so bright it almost looks edited in real life.

‎Be honest—do you think those photos are overedited or actually real?

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Venezuela was once considered one of the richest countries in Latin America due to oil wealth, but its modern story is very different.

‎Can a country bounce back after losing that level of wealth?

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Uruguay is often called the “Switzerland of South America” because of its stability and neutrality.

‎Deserved nickname or just a cliché?

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A tourist in Australia asked:

How do I know if there's a crocodile in the river?

Local: Stick your hand in the water.

Tourist: And if a crocodile bites it?

Local: Then you'll know there's a crocodile in the river.

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A man moved here in Australia and asked his neighbor:

Is it true that everything here is trying to kill you?

The neighbor replied,

No, that's a myth.

The man sighed with relief.

Then the neighbor added,

The dangerous ones usually don't try, they just do.

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A tourist arrived in Australia and decided to take a walk in the countryside.

The first thing he saw was a kangaroo hopping across the road.

"Wow!" he said. "A giant rabbit!"

A local laughed. "Mate, that's a kangaroo."

A few minutes later, he saw an emu running across a field.

"That's the biggest chicken I've ever seen!"

"Nope," said the local. "That's an emu."

Then the tourist spotted a platypus swimming in a creek.

It had a duck's bill, an otter's body, and a beaver-like tail.

The tourist stared at it and said, "Okay, now you're making animals up."

The local replied, "Wait until you hear about the spiders."

The tourist immediately booked the next flight home.

As he boarded the plane, he told the flight attendant, "Australia is beautiful, but it looks like someone designed the animals after losing a bet.

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cats will be sitting there next to a full bowl of food looking at you like "perchance if thou will grant me the smallest morsel of sustenance I may yet survive the cruelty of this cold night"

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light trails stretch

across the dark

as stone stands watch

in the quiet between each mile the journey is enough

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Peru has one of the most diverse cuisines in the world, mixing indigenous, Spanish, African, and Asian influences.

Would you pick Peru over Italy or France for food? Be honest.

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Paraguay lost a huge portion of it's male population in a war in the 1800s.

‎Can a country ever fully recover from something like that?

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Because of the Earth’s shape, a mountain in Ecuador is actually the closest point on Earth to the sun.

‎Higher than Everest… or just a technical trick?

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There’s a river in Colombia that looks like it’s flowing in five different colors.

‎Real place or edited photos?

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Parts of Chile are considered the best place on Earth for stargazing because of clear skies and almost zero light pollution.

‎Would you rather visit for the stars or the beaches?

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Brazil has a city where over a million people gather for Carnival, making it one of the biggest parties on Earth.

‎Would you join… or is that too chaotic?

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In Bolivia, there’s a law that basically allows a 13th salary (and sometimes even a 14th) if the economy performs well.

‎Would this work in your country or destroy businesses?