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"content": "Beautiful winter landscape in Montenegro/ Passing by Cetinje on my way from Podgorica to the seashore.",
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"content": " Most of my time I spend working. Working as a freelancer-designer, as well as supplementing my large online-portfolio of images and materials for design on numerous sites for the sale of relevant content, I spend a very long time on this. Also in the current period, the theme of social networks focused on blockchain and crypto-currencies, too, has fascinated me and now every day bites off a solid chunk of my time and resources.<br /><br />And this working activity requires periodic rest away from the workplace. Here where we stay at the moment, monthly visa-runs to nearest countries come to our aid, which we need to do to, people who have a Russian passport and who live in Montenegro. But besides that, sometimes you just want to jump off and go somewhere, to a new place in the neighborhood.And in one of such impulses we visited the city of Budva, an hour's drive by car, by the sea.<br /><br />In general, the place seemed to me quite interesting, although even in the off-season it is clear how busy this city can be during hot tourist time. Here I liked the beaches, the city embankment that goes along the sea and on which there are many restaurants, cafes and bars; as well as the old city, a place that personally seems to me absolutely chic and authentic. And in the old city - Citadel. <br /><br />To visit the Citadel, I'd recommend if you are in Budva and do not want to save money on everything - entrance is not free (unfortunately I do not remember the exact cost, but it does not exceed 5 euro per person). There is not much to look at here - a small inner territory, a library hall, cafes and restaurants in the season ... but the most important thing that attracted me here is the opportunity to climb the fortress walls and explore the surroundings. And here the whole charm of the place hides, for what I am ready to pay money - the views, panoramas and the feeling of the ancient port city-fortress which protected in medieval times the entrance to the bay! I spent a lot of time there and took some pictures; in this case on my smartphone.<br /><br />I have very good impressions from visiting this interesting place and I would like to get here again in the future to once again imbue the atmosphere of medieval Europe, to feel under my feet ancient stones on which generations of people have walked for hundreds of years. And it's all for me - traveliving.",
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"content": " Most of my time I spend working. Working as a freelancer-designer, as well as supplementing my large online-portfolio of images and materials for design on numerous sites for the sale of relevant content, I spend a very long time on this. Also in the current period, the theme of social networks focused on blockchain and crypto-currencies, too, has fascinated me and now every day bites off a solid chunk of my time and resources.\n\nAnd this working activity requires periodic rest away from the workplace. Here where we stay at the moment, monthly visa-runs to nearest countries come to our aid, which we need to do to, people who have a Russian passport and who live in Montenegro. But besides that, sometimes you just want to jump off and go somewhere, to a new place in the neighborhood.And in one of such impulses we visited the city of Budva, an hour's drive by car, by the sea.\n\nIn general, the place seemed to me quite interesting, although even in the off-season it is clear how busy this city can be during hot tourist time. Here I liked the beaches, the city embankment that goes along the sea and on which there are many restaurants, cafes and bars; as well as the old city, a place that personally seems to me absolutely chic and authentic. And in the old city - Citadel. \n\nTo visit the Citadel, I'd recommend if you are in Budva and do not want to save money on everything - entrance is not free (unfortunately I do not remember the exact cost, but it does not exceed 5 euro per person). There is not much to look at here - a small inner territory, a library hall, cafes and restaurants in the season ... but the most important thing that attracted me here is the opportunity to climb the fortress walls and explore the surroundings. And here the whole charm of the place hides, for what I am ready to pay money - the views, panoramas and the feeling of the ancient port city-fortress which protected in medieval times the entrance to the bay! I spent a lot of time there and took some pictures; in this case on my smartphone.\n\nI have very good impressions from visiting this interesting place and I would like to get here again in the future to once again imbue the atmosphere of medieval Europe, to feel under my feet ancient stones on which generations of people have walked for hundreds of years. And it's all for me - traveliving.",
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"content": "Street scene from George Town - nice interesting town located at the northeastern tip of Penang Island in Malaysia. <br />This place is very interesting for any person who likes street photography. Architecture there is rather authentic and the whole historical center belongs to UNESCO World Heritage. There are a lot of European architectural motifs here, but at the same time, Asian trends are also strongly influenced.<br /><br /><a href=\"https://s20.postimg.org/yc2z6wzil/IMG_7945.jpg\" target=\"_blank\">https://s20.postimg.org/yc2z6wzil/IMG_7945.jpg</a><br /><br />The life of people here is rather slow, not so owercrowded as it is inherent in many places in Southeast Asia. The city is very international - at the same time there are dozens if not hundreds of nationalities and representatives of different countries. Of course, most of them are tourists. After all, this place is rather well known among free tourists - backpackers, who flock here to wander along cozy streets among old buildings, to sit in numerous, varied and inexpensive bars and cafes and of course to look at the streetwart which now is rightfully a local sights, and one that is distributed throughout the central part of town and even mapped. An inquisitive tourist can even arrange a game - to find all the graffiti.<br />",
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"content": "Street scene from George Town - nice interesting town located at the northeastern tip of Penang Island in Malaysia. \nThis place is very interesting for any person who likes street photography. Architecture there is rather authentic and the whole historical center belongs to UNESCO World Heritage. There are a lot of European architectural motifs here, but at the same time, Asian trends are also strongly influenced.\n\nhttps://s20.postimg.org/yc2z6wzil/IMG_7945.jpg\n\nThe life of people here is rather slow, not so owercrowded as it is inherent in many places in Southeast Asia. The city is very international - at the same time there are dozens if not hundreds of nationalities and representatives of different countries. Of course, most of them are tourists. After all, this place is rather well known among free tourists - backpackers, who flock here to wander along cozy streets among old buildings, to sit in numerous, varied and inexpensive bars and cafes and of course to look at the streetwart which now is rightfully a local sights, and one that is distributed throughout the central part of town and even mapped. An inquisitive tourist can even arrange a game - to find all the graffiti.\n",
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"content": "On Сuba, I was only once.<br />What struck me most of all was how poor this country and its inhabitants are. With the fact that the city of Havana itself is a beautiful place with remarkable architecture and wonderful inhabitants. But architecture is not eternal, the facades of buildings crumble and crumble, at the same time, the population is growing ... and their life does not get any better. But, nevertheless, the Cubans are very positive, sporting, musical and beautiful people! And Beautiful!<br />Cuban Runner",
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"content": "On Сuba, I was only once.\nWhat struck me most of all was how poor this country and its inhabitants are. With the fact that the city of Havana itself is a beautiful place with remarkable architecture and wonderful inhabitants. But architecture is not eternal, the facades of buildings crumble and crumble, at the same time, the population is growing ... and their life does not get any better. But, nevertheless, the Cubans are very positive, sporting, musical and beautiful people! And Beautiful!\nCuban Runner",
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"content": "A couple of years ago, I, with a team of hunters - my old friends, organized an amazing expedition to the Kola Peninsula. For almost 10 days we were living in the vast deserted tundra, dealing with its nasty nature, the changing climate, mostly disgusting weather conditions and the most beautiful, extraordinary, narcotic nature! It is very difficult to walk every day with feet on a living soft carpet, which consists of millions of living beings. At some point, the brain simply stops recording it and you just walk and walk along the endless hills, wade through the purest cold streams, pass the lakes with pristine purity of water, breathe this air that itself is so rich in energy that sometimes one does not even need to eat .<br /><br />It was an unforgettable trip and it influenced me very much. The next year we repeated this experience again. Periodically, I'll come back here to this topic and upload photos, tell some stories / moments ..<br /><br />And this photo is an ordinary day in the tundra. September 2015. Kola Peninsula, somewhere in the area of the river Voronya.<br />",
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"content": "A couple of years ago, I, with a team of hunters - my old friends, organized an amazing expedition to the Kola Peninsula. For almost 10 days we were living in the vast deserted tundra, dealing with its nasty nature, the changing climate, mostly disgusting weather conditions and the most beautiful, extraordinary, narcotic nature! It is very difficult to walk every day with feet on a living soft carpet, which consists of millions of living beings. At some point, the brain simply stops recording it and you just walk and walk along the endless hills, wade through the purest cold streams, pass the lakes with pristine purity of water, breathe this air that itself is so rich in energy that sometimes one does not even need to eat .\n\nIt was an unforgettable trip and it influenced me very much. The next year we repeated this experience again. Periodically, I'll come back here to this topic and upload photos, tell some stories / moments ..\n\nAnd this photo is an ordinary day in the tundra. September 2015. Kola Peninsula, somewhere in the area of the river Voronya.\n",
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"content": "Hi, my name is Nik! I and I'm a traveling freelancer. Freelance mainly in design (3d-2d), illustrations, photography and other visual arts. About 12 years ago, my wife and I realized that travel is the greatest pleasure for us in life. Then we thought about how to establish everything so that we could go out on the path of travel and make it our main road.<br /><br />Of course, it did not happen all at once and for a long time we only made small throws from Moscow around the world, visiting several countries of Europe, Asia, hooked on the Caribbean and a little Red Sea. However, in the end, we still managed to organize ourselves so self-consciously that in 2013, we grab all our stuff, part sold part of it, and what's left - they packed up in a couple of suitcases and went to live in Thailand. There we spent almost 3 years visiting between this and then such countries of Southeast Asia as Indonesia, Malaysia, Vietnam, Laos and Myanmar.<br /><br />And then we realized that we should move on. So we moved to Serbia and were living there in 2016 and partly in 2017. During the Serbian period, we also visited Montenegro, Bosnia, Turkey and Spain. Montenegro, however, made such a good impression on us that we left Belgrade and after the summer holidays in Russia, moved to the town Tivat which is located in the Boka-Kotor bay in Montenegro. So now we are here, a new period of our life has begun and I am sure that there are many interesting things ahead.<br /><br />Seemes that here is a really interesting ecosystem and I can be useful for some people who are interested in traveling, photography, digital art and creativity! Nice to meet you here and hope we will be friends!! )) <br />",
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"content": "Hi, my name is Nik! I and I'm a traveling freelancer. Freelance mainly in design (3d-2d), illustrations, photography and other visual arts. About 12 years ago, my wife and I realized that travel is the greatest pleasure for us in life. Then we thought about how to establish everything so that we could go out on the path of travel and make it our main road.\n\nOf course, it did not happen all at once and for a long time we only made small throws from Moscow around the world, visiting several countries of Europe, Asia, hooked on the Caribbean and a little Red Sea. However, in the end, we still managed to organize ourselves so self-consciously that in 2013, we grab all our stuff, part sold part of it, and what's left - they packed up in a couple of suitcases and went to live in Thailand. There we spent almost 3 years visiting between this and then such countries of Southeast Asia as Indonesia, Malaysia, Vietnam, Laos and Myanmar.\n\nAnd then we realized that we should move on. So we moved to Serbia and were living there in 2016 and partly in 2017. During the Serbian period, we also visited Montenegro, Bosnia, Turkey and Spain. Montenegro, however, made such a good impression on us that we left Belgrade and after the summer holidays in Russia, moved to the town Tivat which is located in the Boka-Kotor bay in Montenegro. So now we are here, a new period of our life has begun and I am sure that there are many interesting things ahead.\n\nSeemes that here is a really interesting ecosystem and I can be useful for some people who are interested in traveling, photography, digital art and creativity! Nice to meet you here and hope we will be friends!! )) \n",
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