Black Sea - (Hidden) Beauty of Europe
My monochromatic impressions from the Bulgarian shores of the sea...
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This year I read a lot about this dead sea, perhaps not accidentally called black, about its dead current, man-eating bacteria and shocking pollution. Of course, it is good that foreign tourists have not heard anything about it, it will never be mentioned in the PR campaigns of the Ministry of Tourism, trying to justify the unjustifiably high prices of everything around this cesspool.
Yet nature is beautiful again, yes, but seen from the side, to go and look and leave, not to spend your vacation there 😃
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I appears this flesh-eating bacteria gets "activated" by the high water temperatures and exists at many places, oceans too.
Yeah, that part of the country is overcrowded to my taste, at this part of the year ;)
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