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Kdyz jsem byla delsi dobu v Egyptě tak jsme se o tom bavili
A true story
Ještě je tam nejaka problematika toho ze to pronajimaji draho a v hroznym stavu a najemce si nema kde stěžovat jinak by mohl upozornit na to ze to neni zkolaudovany a vystehujou jeho i ostatní
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حزين
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Opuštěná města, zchátralé budovy, zříceniny, potopené lodě, vraky.. a další výdobytky lidské civilizace ponechané napospas svému osudu...
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"Common problem in Egypt. The contractors will have license to build like 10 floors but they will build 15 illegally. The idea is that if they are able to finish and sell the apartments in those extra 5 floors before they are caught then the government can’t do anything about it because they were already sold. Some (most) get away with it. Some get stopped and fined before the floors are finished."
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trochu jinaci soudek, ale pri pohledu na ty fotky se mi vybavila tahle nastenka
https://ct24.ceskatelevize.cz/svet/2988458-upadek-ledoveho-kralovstvi-svycarsti-vedci-porovnali-soucasny-stav-ledovcu-s-archivnimi#articlewithopenedgallery
https://ct24.ceskatelevize.cz/svet/2988458-upadek-ledoveho-kralovstvi-svycarsti-vedci-porovnali-soucasny-stav-ledovcu-s-archivnimi#articlewithopenedgallery
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Istvantelek Train Yard
The abandoned Istvántelek Train Yard (Istvántelki főműhely), otherwise known as the “Red Star Train Graveyard,” occupies a vast area of land outside Budapest. More than 100 locomotives and train cars rot away, some in deteriorating depots, others out in the field. Among these are some very rare train engines, and a few cars that are said to have transported prisoners to Auschwitz during the Holocaust.
The abandoned Istvántelek Train Yard (Istvántelki főműhely), otherwise known as the “Red Star Train Graveyard,” occupies a vast area of land outside Budapest. More than 100 locomotives and train cars rot away, some in deteriorating depots, others out in the field. Among these are some very rare train engines, and a few cars that are said to have transported prisoners to Auschwitz during the Holocaust.
