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    blackwolf811

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    • Flag of Mozambique

      Picture of Mozambique Flag

      Description of flag of Mozambique

      national flag consisting of horizontal stripes of green, black, and yellow separated by two narrow white stripes; a red hoist triangle bears a yellow star and other symbols. The width-to-length ratio of the flag is approximately 2 to 3.

      posted in Mozambique
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    • RE: How many tribes are in south Sudan?

      They are a total of 64 South Sudanese tribes

      Acholi

      Adio (Makaraka)

      Aja

      Anyuak (Anyuaa)

      Atuot (Reel)

      Avukaya

      Azande

      Bai

      Baka

      Balanda-Boor

      Balanda-Bviri

      Banda

      Bari

      Binga

      Bongo

      Didinga

      Dinka (Jieng)

      Dongotona

      Feroghe

      Gollo

      Ifoto

      Imatong

      Indri

      Jiye

      Jur (Beli

      posted in South Sudan
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    Latest posts made by blackwolf811

    • What is the best time to travel to BaAbokoum ?

      April and May, and September and October are good times to travel if you’re looking for lower prices and smaller crowds. The weather at this time is still good, but not too hot. Rains can be expected but these are usually in the form of a sudden, heavy shower which passes quickly.

      posted in BaAbokoum
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    • What is the best time to travel to Yenagoa ?

      The best time to visit Yenagoa in Nigeria is from January and February and December. In this period you have a warm temperature and little precipitation. The highest average temperature in Yenagoa is 32°C in January and the lowest is 27°C in July.

      posted in Yenagoa
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    • RE: Pros and Cons of Living in Ericeira, Portugal

      This is another beautiful place in Portugal that got too crowded overhyped, and expensive unfortunately

      posted in Ericeira
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      blackwolf811
    • RE: Pros and Cons of Living in Cape Town, South Africa

      This place should be number 1 on the Nomad list. Can’t fathom why the internet score is so low! We got anywhere from 100mbps upload and download in most cafe’s to 550mbps up and download in our apartment! The internet is blazing fast! The cost of living is great compared to places like Mexico which is becoming so expensive. I’d say it’s on par with COL in Canggu. The people are super friendly the food is incredible and cheap! The views and endless amounts of things to do just blows your mind. The weather is IMO some of the best in the world between the months of November to April. We stayed in Sea Point, Die Waterkant, and Camps Bay and we felt totally safe here. Obviously like most places. Don’t walk to bad places at night, stay with the crowds and you’ll be fine. Enjoy Cape Town🌞

      posted in Cape Town
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    • RE: Pros and Cons of Living in Bengaluru, India

      Bengaluru is a city in India which is known for its night life. Nightlife in Bengaluru is very vibrant and colourful. In Bengaluru you get a lot of options to have fun at night. You can go for a disco night at a famous club or restaurant. You can enjoy the nightlife in Bengaluru and also visit the famous parks, gardens and tourist places. Bengaluru is located at the foot of the Western Ghats, on the Deccan Plateau. The city is often referred to as the "Silicon Valley of India" and "IT Capital of India" because of the large number of information technology companies that were established in the city in the last decade. The city is also referred to as the "Pensioner's Paradise" because of the large number of pensioners that reside in the city. Bengaluru is famous in India for its gardens, parks and lakes. You can visit the most famous parks such as Cubbon Park, Lal Bagh and the Bangalore Palace.

      posted in Bengaluru
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      blackwolf811
    • RE: Pros and Cons of Living in Vancouver, Canada

      I think the reviews here a bit overly negative. It's true it's a city with a not of nightlife or activity but that's not why people move to Vancouver. You move to Vancouver if you want a relaxed lifestyle with beautiful nature and access to the outdoors, fresh air, and a good climate (by Canadian standards), without having to give up on the comforts of a city-lifestyle. While it's expensive, you mostly get quality. My rental is not that much more expensive than I paid in many european cities, yet I get a completely modern flat with mountain views, and countless amenities (gym, pool, sauna). It's true Vancouver housing is expensive, but usually it's very high quality. For food, Vancouver has some of the best selection of asian cuisine you can find, and the prices are quite reasonable imo. If you want a nightlife oriented life, or a crazy vibrant urban experience, you won't find it in Vancouver. If you want a calm base in one of the most naturally beautiful regions in the world, and are willing to spend a bit of money for it, then Vancouver is a good fit. I've lived in 10+ cities and Vanouver may be my favorite, although it's true it's not for everyone.

      posted in Vancouver
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      blackwolf811
    • Best Coffee Shops in Dassa

      Here are some of the top rated Bakeries in Dassa

      • Bar Maquis Le Peniel (Ssalou Dassa-Collines Dassa Zoume, Collines Department, Benin)
      • Bamboo House (34 Boundary Rd. Benin City, Edo State, Nigeria)
      • Buka Queen (Gra 34 Boundary Rd. Benin City, Edo State, Nigeria)
      posted in Dassa
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      blackwolf811
    • RE: Pros and Cons of Living in Brasov, Romania

      Lots of cafes with English-speaking staff and great Wi-Fi. Very close to Sibiu and Bucharest but also the mountains, with lots of stuff to do during the winter season.

      posted in Brasov
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    • RE: Pros and Cons of Living in Bucharest Romania

      So underrated. It's a beautiful city lots of parks and the lake in Herastrau is very nice. Constanta/Mamaia (beach area) are a 2 hour drive away and Busteni, which is in the mountains is also within reasonable distance. People are usually quite friendly but theres the odd rude taxi driver, especially if you speak 0 Romanian. The food wasn't that great in my opinion, lots of meats and potatoes, but some like it. i'd recommend chimney cakes (kurtoskalacs) and Covrigi (Romanian soft pretzels).

      posted in Bucharest
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      blackwolf811
    • Best Bakeries in San Carlos

      Here are some of the top rated Bakeries in San Carlos

      • Panaderia San Carlos (Calle 9 de Julio 1549 Concepcion del Uruguay, Province of Entre Rios, Litoral, Argentina)
      • Plaza Cafe (Sarandi at Treinta y Tres San Carlos, Maldonado Department, Uruguay)
      posted in San Carlos
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