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"To travel, is to live" 
The surreal beauty of many destinations seems too amazing to really exist. Some appear to have been taken from the page of a fairytale, snapped from the scene of a movie or painted from the imagination of a child. The Travel Nugget is intended to feed the wanderlust within you. This blog will be filled with posts about amazing places around that world that just seems too perfect to be true. These beautiful places include places for the Water Lovers, the Adventurers, the Sightseers and those who adore both Natural Wonders and Man-made WondersSo, Hi, I am the Travel Nugget and this is my travel wish-list. 

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    1. :) Appreciate the feedback, feel free to subscribe for updates!

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    1. thanks Mr Nugget, I take no credit for them them lol
      just saw them online and liked it

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Nugget & The Mountains

As a child,  when you were taught to draw a mountain, it was always some form of an inverted triangle with a rounded top. Drawing a flat-top mountain or multiple pillars would definitely be considered incorrect in art class. However, these mountains prove otherwise. CAPPADOCIA, ANCIENT REGION OF ANATOLIA Cappadocia is a historical region which lies in the plateau of central Anatolia, Turkey. It's most amazing feature is the unique chimney fairy rocks which were formed by volcanic eruptions and erosion which shaped the pillars. Humans burrowed into these chimneys and made it their own, building underground cities which I’d like to venture into, just for curiosity's sake. Although I’m fascinated by these structures, I don’t want to see them from standing on the ground. I’ve never been hot air ballooning and the thought of floating in the air always seems scary, but with the amazing view of the Cappadocia landscape, I’ll be willing too.   UNESCO World Heritage Site  -