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The music beautiful. How are you going if you're not familiar with tnsy that
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you're going to learn all that it has or a place that is only twenty
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three hundreds for miles, which is smaller than Yellowstone, is filled with so
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much And honestly we could be here talking all evening, but we also want
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to be drinking some exception why and there, eating some delicious things and talking
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further which we will be doing more and they can answer additional questions after we
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get this presentation. So my name is Vanna Hathaway. UM, thank you
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all for joining. I'm going to be just moderating and I want to introduce
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you to two members of the trade marketing UM, sorry to a bureau for
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Trantino, so Elizabetha Gouter Yes and Valentina Papio. And also to thank Francesco
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from Italy's Tourism Mere Girlobo Yes, thank you for coming. So after we
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do this presentation, you'll get an opportunity to ask as of questions and also
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UM to find out how to get to visit there, So thank you members
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of the media and creators they're joined us. You'll be asking of Elizabetha and
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Valentino those questions. But to get you to Trantino. There's a video here,
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so you needed to see its beating stunning. All right, tell us
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about where? Yes? Sure, First of all, sorry, you know
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I also have the cliquer. So first of all, if you don't think
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that on the Trentino logo there is a butterfly. Do you know why there
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is a butterfly in the Trentino logo. It's because Trentino it's a botterfly shaped
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region in the north east of Italy and where we are, as you said,
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in the northeast of Italy and also very close to the other iconic cities
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in Italy such as Venice for example, over all the city of Romeo and
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Juliet or Milan. It works, yeah, and you know, being most
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also to the city, it means that it's also close to the main airports
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in the north of Italy. Of course, it's also very well connected because
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Milan and many is for example, they do have many flights from Italy to
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New York. All the main airlines they fly to the region, for example
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American Airlines, the airlines, United Heyland, British Airways in it. So
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it's easily accessible and close to many interesting cities. And what's so, what's
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su special about the region. It's that you know, it's a small region
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compared to the US. You got stop. You know, the U spaces
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are so many. It's a small region, but it's diversity is special.
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Just think that you wonder from the Mediterranean climate and the it's like being in
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a ra when you're in Lake Garda up to the mountains and to the pine
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forest in the Dolomites and in the in the mountains. So it's from zero
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to ten thousand feet in just you know, forty miles. I think it's
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the same distance from jeff k to Central Park and back, but with less
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traffic and probably more diversity that Valentina. Yes, we do have this complicated
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thing to say we men should beam, yes, our bark away, which
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is true an all time ago, let's say two hundred and eighty media music
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or it was to see and it was a tropical sea. It's very cool.
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And then and then the spiles came up and every time from from the
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EMUs and every time I walk in the dominance and really got them because it's
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not easy to come heared message in the emotions. So you feel when you
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you have them and you should really come and visit to be able to see
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you. But it's amazing, and there's this fashion because it's really truly beautiful.
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It's in the video and it's final reads. There is nothing else in
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us. Probably there is something else in the world. Um. And it's
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so true that on the twenty weeks of June of Das nine in Dormans get
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the nasco or average in mission. So it's like working in a barn reef.
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And today it can still five folshoods in mate, so it is really
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true. And the minerals in the Darmits give this fantastic color they call the
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payments because the color is quite pale. But then each inages around the day
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and it gets it's the best at sunset or dawn and it gets like pinkache
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from orange, pinkache and gold and it's called he fin so ringlish. You
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come and visit it. The door mines are are quite a word. And
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the good thing is that people live there, okay, so when you come
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up and hike in, don minds and me a lot of people that you
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take care of the mountains, and that's one of the best company score to
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be comes with um. Yeah, now you can see a big picture and
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it's aga. People take care of the door, mask, people take care
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of from the round, went to Trotino and it's one of the best skates
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Interaly. I'm not gonna keep you too many numbers, but she attainting.
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Also we have about ping out the legs our legs, and so people moved
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to hand legs moving because meams. So it's a big dums mentioned them about
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beforehand. So we lay ground as one of you one example, and you
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have only trees and lemon trees in the guards, so it's really like being
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in the Mediterranean. And then we have all these mountains around, so we
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moved from from from the water to the books. And if you think about
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more than sixty percent of our land is covered by foods and forests and we
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have fun unt million trees, which is about one thousand person so every personal
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interest meal has about one thousand treoths. So it's quite basics in in count
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them. But some of the eats, yes, I always ask myself,
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but canta then you know to say that we've got fed by million trees.
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So Turdina is basically not on We have three intus um and there are the
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oldest needs to be um and thirty. So that means that we actually protect
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the environment of thirty percent of the land is center and relevating protection but natural
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parts also means that yeah, they do take care of the landscape and environment,
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but they also educate people when they come visits. So we have usical
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centers into education activities. We actually agree through mobility like agree mobilities, so
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free shuffles for example, or evisum, and we will laws of activities within
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in the plants um looking for our sence. We have one thousand animal species
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and more than two thousand plant species, so that's great landles. Just to
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give you a lot of you or what we have interesting are and now that
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thing example will tell us about the tent lash because its mobility. Yeah,
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I mean, what's so special about Trentino. It's Trentino is where the Wediterranean
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reads the Alps, and it's a totally Italian region. Watch with a tiny
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bit with a splash of Germanic culture because you may not know, but until
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the First World War, Trentino was part of the Austrian Empire. And you
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know, we've got the Italian there, but a bit of the Germanic organization,
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infrastructures and facilities, and so that's what we're prior of, proud of.
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Do you all know the movie The Sound of Music? Of course,
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yes, it's like the Sound of Music, but it's Italian and the cow
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that's they sound Italian. As you can see these, Strenthus is a capital
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city and you can see that it's totally Italian. Oh there's that, you
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know, kind of Germanic influence as you can see of course as well.
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Nina was saying, Trentino is dotted with three hundred legs where you can,
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you know, swim those sports just relax, you know, with an operative
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in your hands. And they range from the crystal pools in the Alps to
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the vast expanse of water of Lake Guarda. And what's so unique of Lake
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Guarda you can see the contrast between the Mediterranean environment and climate. I think
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you may think that in the northern tip of Lake Garda, the most let's
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say, the northern most extra virgin olive oil in the whole of Europe is
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produced. So the contrast between that Mediterranean climate and the mountains that sharply drop
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into its blue waters is just stunning and really unexpected, and they're blue because
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it's very deep. And in addition to that, and every day at the
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same time the winds blow alone it's water. And I will ask our trend
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osca Us on stage. Oscar is joining us here from La Tourist Mirror for
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Lake Garda, and he's going to tell us a little bit about my place
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arts especial and I fully agree. So first of all, ladies, gentlemen,
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I don't know if gendering is also such a big issue in the States
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like it's actually in Europe. And thanks for having us this evening. I
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really popular city and we just started to talk about linked down. I can't
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confirm we arrived or we left yesterday morning. This unique place, so we
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have this Alpine context with media Tranian Joan de vivre and all this in the
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Italian um dulcehevita style. I'm pretty sure you've heard about what Chipita is.
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It's quite unique. And we'll just as don't throw away from the dollar mites,
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which is UNESCO World World Heritage. But I think and I'm really appreciating
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that so many of you are here this evening, but I think we have
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to talk because I was chatting already yesterday with some of you and even before
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this presentation, and I wonder why so many of you you all know Lake
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Cool and Matro Black Lake Matro, And I was wondering, is it because
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George had wants a coffee? A I was really wrongdering because Lake Cava is
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not only the biggest lake, it's not only the biggest sweet water as a
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one of Italy, but it's unique. It's even the most beautiful lake,
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okay, and it's unique especially in the normal part, in the twenteen o
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part, because alms and a lake which is considerate as is a big almost
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notion. But when we look around what people are doing there, we have
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all this variety of outdoor sports there. We have main events. We are
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hosting main events. If we just hosted one month ago and the Europe's biggest
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outdoor fare, the Bike Festival, more than three hundred fifty brands from all
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over the world are coming to displace seventy thousand visitors to celebrate every sing which
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is around biking. We are having more than two hundred days a year of
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international regattas. We are hosting more than sixty nations across the year, people
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from all over the world, all different classes go there for sailing for competition.
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Next year we are very onward. We will host for the first time
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the Health World Championship. It's the first time they are taking place in Italy,
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and all this happens really in a very concentrated place. I could go
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on and go on. We are hosting also the main climbing even before master,
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but I don't want to bother you. So I'm really looking forward after
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this presentation to socialize with youth and make sure that we all know Lake Canda.
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Thank you. M M M scared scared, thank you, thank you.
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Um okay, so let's see what a sports, of course is one
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of the things we can do do. Um. Of course outdoor is a
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main parts. This is one of the biggest quality. It's one of the
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most import reasons why people come to Trantino. And I think also one of
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them be in this first of why people are gain in Trantino. To be
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honest with you, and so, yeah, what we can do in Trantina
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designs, water sports. We have more than one thousand marked trades. Of
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course, we can do hiking and tracking. Um, we have more than
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work twelve five routes UM and we have more than five thousand months in unt
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backing trades. We also have bike parts. You can different mounts in normallys
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you can do kindly, you can do in fishing we're talking about with us
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has ship before some we have beautiful views and end of course legs UM and
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then there are a lot of nights well if you if you are into the
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first times, actually you can do rafting, you can do candy, so
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there is something for everybody. If you like slow piece where you can all
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for a Canino which is a spiritual bound trail and you can stop on the
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night along the way and little people and just eat a good food, or
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you have to talk down for example, which is a sacking root. Again,
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you can set over land and you go from the long insta out and
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it's a d trail. Or you have the Peace Tream, which is about
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two hundred miles m of training along the Great War places, so you have
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footresses and you have museums. They get to the Great War so you just
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hike and along the way you meet historical places and a play of board routine
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was a long time ago, so of course that looks you will interdin,
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I understand that. So that the locals love to found stories about the way.
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So we are hosts and traders. Absolutely absolutely, this is one of
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the people. But well if you do the long trains more also is more
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minds. Actually always the thing is that Tradino is not as well as as
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an uncount so people leaving the unders so where every go you can leave the
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locals and you can talk to them and you can actually understand what living in
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the builders means and or living in the nature needs. And maybe you know
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this mission of countries and the emotions and stories is the biggest value anyway,
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auto is not the only reason much to count trantin or you also I have
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um, yeah it is a modern territory nature but you did once as the
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title said, So we have lots of couture captural places to see. Um.
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We have more than ninety museums, small museums and our local traditions,
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but also economy museums. We have two of the biggest in the strength and
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on the radio is old one in the picture is a more than art museum.
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Um. And we you know big artists like Jumped for example, or
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kind that takes we are kined at art All. We had moves at is
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our science museum, and this design by the artist mus