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Hmmm, you are right, I need to correct. Thanks.

Thanks :)

Title is Highest Croatian mountain so it means it is in Croatia :)

Yes, building borrowed "stealth" design. And exhibits were donated by many different countries (I forgot the number but I think around 20).

140 :)

Yes, abandoned some time ago ...

Very good, they are up to date :)

In a period a bit longer than a month 90 % of time weather was like this, and the rest was a bit cloudy with one day of little rain. Temperature was between 30 - 35 degrees C with light breeze, and around 20 during night with light breeze.

For non residents was 5 Jordanian Dinars, that is 6,30 EUR. For Jordanian residents was 2 Dinars.

​@@yugoslavtraveler9684and what were the prices in general? Food?

​@@marjetasubic1360, similar to Central Europe in shops, in restaurants a bit cheaper.

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Thanks, I will :)

It was a year or two old article in some local newspaper that was published on web.

The dog is used to :)

Yep, all of that and sightseeing, swimming (next video), couchsurfing, shopping ...

This part is already more Northern Europe - close to Norway :)

@@yugoslavtraveler9684 still is in Russia which is culturally more eastern and you can see the remnants XD but yh is still lovely xd

@@Hatsune-Miku_Fan culturally is for sure in Eastern Europe. I meant geographically.

Well, if the screws are too rusty you could just cut them off. But I am not sure I would recommend testing the authorities there, some lonely visitor might report you.

Not really, but it was not for a T-shirt. It was end of summer/August.

I read couple of Russian newspapers and found it exists. Then I looked for in on Yandex maps.

Noup, there was no food included. But in S. Peterburg there was a kitchen where you could prepare your own food. Refrigerator was provided everywhere.

That was in the last week of October.

@@yugoslavtraveler9684 thank you and good luck with your next project

It's a sort of a speaker. I guess they use it in emergency (I never heard this stuff working). In Pskov there were not many mosquitoes. Usually mosquitos are on the countryside, but in cities there are not many of them.

Well, I was going around most of the time. I used rooms only to rest and sleep :)

No, I did not figure out how it works. I could ask personnel but I did not have time for watching TV.

Thank you 👍

Yes, I did some filming inside, but the picture was not good. It would be interesting to find other tunnels, but I think they are under surveillance and you can not just go in there (but I did not check).

I would like to. First to North Cape and then from Norway to Russia, but border crossing has to be opened.

It operates but I did not find the schedule. I predict it works in touristic season, and when I was there it was low season.

First it was asphalt road, brand new one for most part of the way, and on the end dirt road for some 10 - 15 minutes.

It is some 40 minutes away from Petrozavodsk, capital of Karelia.

Prices were not much higher than in Italy, from what I saw. I actually bought just stamps there :)

Yes, many mosquitos. There is a swamp or wet area around the base so there are many mosquitos attacking you all the time.

You should use repelent😊

​@@mamakukman8240 of course, but in a hot environment you sweat and repellent looses its function (it gets off) :( At least mine did.

Well, there was a fence all around it. I approached by three sides but there was no entry. And anyhow, there was a dog inside. From a distance it was similar to apartment buildings in video. But how it looks from inside is a mystery to me :)

Might be. Currently the base is closed, maybe because of security reasons or Hungary might plan to do something with this airfield.

Thanks :)

Thank you 👍

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