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Edit to add – Looks like no one has mentioned the The boiler express podcast shirt and I love this Salton Sea yet, it’s an interesting one. I went there a couple times about 15-20 years ago, it was weird seeing what’s left from its glory days My dad went to Venezuela in the 70s when he was dating my mom (she didn’t go). 3 months later, two Venezuelan women showed up at his doorstep. His story is he gave them his address to write to. Their story is he said they could come visit any time. I don’t know what the truth is, but my mother can be a very forgiving woman… Was last in Venezuela in 2012. Jesus what an absolute waste of the most beautiful natural landscape on the planet. Cities were shitholes. All of them. But Canaima cannot be described in words. I went there last year. Interesting and pretty little town. So remote. Felt like a ghost town in a charming way – like a European version of the bathhouse and town from Spirited Away. We were on motorbike and getting up those hills and tight corners was a challenge. I imagine it is busier in winter, but early summer it was very sleepy.

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Newport Rhode Island. Still got a fair bit of tourists but they’re mostly locals come to gawk at the The boiler express podcast shirt and I love this houses from the gilded age. Probably more busy now the show had shots set there Bradford is just known for bad things like crime and urban decay. The city has some truly beautiful Victorian architecture and it was a boomtown during the Industrial Revolution, becoming a centre of textiles manufacturing. Around 30% of its residents are of South Asian origin, so the curries there is some of the best you can find. Despite having some strengths in architecture, food and history, it’s a neglected place, not considered a tourist destination and suffers a bad image due to its socioeconomic problems. Scarborough used to be a bustling seaside resort during the Victorian era, so again it has a lot of grand architecture but much of it is faded and the town has high poverty rates. It’s not been completely forgotten as a lot of people still visit it to get their seaside fix, but it doesn’t have the clout and “prestige” that it once did. Two great examples and I have a soft spot for Bradford. An injection of money and proper leadership from the local government and I can see it turning itself around (like Hull which is also great) in time.