I literally notice none of these things because I live in a tourist destination. Sudden swarms of foreigners are a natural occurrence here, and so is the heat.
Well its not really cold here since its summer (95 Fahrenheit or 35° C today and tomorrow, though its not so often so hot).
) and those are beautiful, but really New Zealand is a country full of diversity, both in it's landscapes and in the culture of the people who live here.
Is that a cs go e-sports team gym?
I was born in Oklahoma, but lived most of my childhood in western South Dakota. Then my family moved to southern Arizona where I've been ever since. I live in a cartoon desert.
I've lived here long enough to become sensitive to minor changes in humidity, it's that fucking dry outside of the monsoon season. But I'll take it over the extreme winters of South Dakota.
Plaza 5 and Florianopolis are beautiful, too bad I got robbed in Armaçao las time I went there.As promised, some pictures of my state's capital, Florianópolis:
The former governor's office
For some reason it was closed on the weekend, now it's a museum of some sort.
This street is usually filled with thousands of people, and old ladies screaming about buying gold and some shady guys handing you whorehouse leaflets.
The litter is due to a trash man's strike.
Our IRS's state headquarters, the art deco and black marble building is very pretty
The "Berlin Wall" church as i named it, it appears it's under renovation and to avoid theft and looting they put tons of barbed wire on the walls.
And the one of the big landmarks of the capital:
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Our...herine_of_Alexandria_Cathedral,_Florianópolis
Sadly I couldn't take anymore pictures due to limited time and the city isn't exactly safe now days.
This is the most famous landmark there
It's a bridge built in the 1920s and which is still under reconstruction since the 80s due to massive corrosion of the steel structure.
Theres currently a crime spree there, I hope the next administration has the balls to fix it.
