Hi guys, here I'm, with another day's adventure.
I hope you won't need to apply for an Italian passport anytime soon, but if you do, proceed with extra care.
After a long and eventful day in London, filled with matters of utmost importance, we have finally returned home. Our primary mission for the day was to bring our son to the Italian Consulate to apply for his Italian passport. Little did we know that our journey would involve queuing, waiting, and unexpected museum wanderings.
With an appointment booked months in advance, we arrived at the Italian Consulate ready to tackle the passport application process. However, despite our prior arrangement, we found ourselves queuing outside the consulate. The queue lasted for about 15 minutes, and we were relieved that the weather was on our side, gracing us with a beautiful sunny day. I would rather not think about what it may be like if it were pouring.
Finally, it was time for our son to go inside the consulate alone since he is now over eighteen. To ensure someone could assist him with his request and document submission, he had to take a ticket and patiently wait for his turn. The waiting period stretched to nearly an hour before he was able to present his request form and necessary documents. Now, we eagerly await the completion of his passport.

After concluding our consulate visit, we decided to make the most of our time in London by visiting the British Museum. Our initial intention was to see a Chinese exhibition, but unfortunately, we arrived too late. Undeterred, we embarked on a spontaneous journey of exploration within the museum.


We wandered from one exhibit to another, marvelling at the diverse range of antique objects on display. Each room held a treasure trove of history, captivating our imaginations and offering glimpses into civilisations of the past.


As our day in London drew to a close, we made our way to the embankment, planning to take the tube to Kew Gardens, where our car was parked.

The leisurely walk allowed us to soak in the vibrant atmosphere of the city, with iconic landmarks lining our path. The bustling energy of London enveloped us, creating a sense of excitement and adventure, even in our tired state.

Despite the unexpected twists and turns of the day, our trip to the Italian Consulate proved productive. We successfully navigated the procedures and submitted the necessary documents for our son's Italian passport. Additionally, our impromptu visit to the British Museum provided a captivating journey through time and culture, even if our original plan was foiled.

As we strolled along the embankment, we couldn't help but appreciate the vibrant spirit of London and the memories created during our day of passport adventures and museum wanderings.
Have a lovely time everyone!

Area view of the 1st River Niger bridge in Onitsha

## What is a River?
A river can be defined as a big, flowing body of water that usually starts from a high place like a mountain and makes its way down to a lower place like a lake or an ocean.

## The River Niger
The River Niger is a very important river in Africa. It is one of the longest rivers on the continent and it flows through several countries, including Guinea, Mali, Niger, Nigeria, and Benin. It starts in the mountains of Guinea and travels for about 4,180 kilometers (2,600 miles) before reaching the Atlantic Ocean.

The River Niger is not just a source of water, but it also plays a vital role in the lives of the people who live along its banks. It provides water for drinking, farming, and fishing. Many villages and cities are built near the river because it gives people a source of water and helps them grow crops.

Area view of the 2nd River Niger bridge in Onitsha

The river is also home to many different types of animals and plants. You can find animals like crocodiles, hippos, and different kinds of fish in the River Niger. People use the river for transportation too. They can use boats to travel from one place to another, especially in areas where there are no roads.

One of the most famous landmarks along the River Niger is the Niger River Delta in Nigeria. It's a very important and diverse ecosystem with mangroves, swamps, and a lot of wildlife. The Niger Delta is also known for its oil reserves, which are important for the economy of Nigeria.

## Conclusion
So, the River Niger is not just a river, it's like a lifeline for the people and animals that depend on it. It provides water, food, transportation, and a home for many different living things. It's a fascinating, intriguing and important part of Africa's natural environment.


@eberechi is my name

Trans teen died from vaginoplasty complications during landmark Dutch study used to justify child sex changes. https://thepostmillennial.com/trans-teen-died-from-vaginoplasty-complications-during-landmark-dutch-study-used-to-justify-child-sex-changes

Lisbon, Portugal
The Monsteiro dos Jeronimos. The most popular monestery and landmark in Portugal. Built over the course of 100 years mostly on the 16th century.
The Jerónimos Monastery or Hieronymites Monastery (Portuguese: Mosteiro dos Jerónimos, IPA: [muʃˈtɐjɾu ðu(ʒ) ʒɨˈɾɔnimuʃ]) is a former monastery of the Order of Saint Jerome near the Tagus river in the parish of Belém, in the Lisbon Municipality, Portugal. It became the necropolis of the Portuguese royal dynasty of Aviz in the 16th century but was secularized on 28 December 1833 by state decree and its ownership transferred to the charitable institution, Real Casa Pia de Lisboa.

Beijing City, China

Beijing is the capital city of the People's Republic of China and one of the most populated cities in the world. It is known for its historical landmarks, such as the Great Wall of China and the Forbidden City, as well as modern architecture, shopping, and cuisine. The city is a major cultural, political, and economic center of China. #china #travel #adventure #someeofficial #vyb #sme #fun #hbit

Gorgeous view from top of Salesforce Tower San Francisco
-View of Alcatraz in the distance , middle of the bay
-Salesforce Tower, a 1.4 million-square-foot, 61-story icon, is adjacent to the Transbay Transit Center in San Francisco. The tower is a landmark addition to the San Francisco skyline and is the second tallest building on the West Coast, with its crown soaring to a height of 1,070 feet.

January 26, 2011
The Occult Symbolism of the Los Angeles Central Library.
More often than not, central libraries are more than mere buildings containing books. They’re landmarks designed to impress with stunning architecture and symbolic art. The Los Angeles Central Library is certainly no exception. And look at its symbolism reveals an important fact: The Library is actually a temple of the occult elite’s Luciferian philosophy.
https://vigilantcitizen.com/sinistersites/the-occult-symbolism-of-the-los-angeles-central-library/

I did a test run on SoMee's new #video platform. I'll detail that experience in my next post.

When we visited #BryceCanyon, rather than paying to get into the #NationalPark we scouted around to see what we could for free. Just East of the Canyon right at its base is the city of #Tropic in #Utah. This clip was taken going back West on #StateHWY12 towards Bryce Canyon.

We didn't stop to check out #MossyCAve, but it looked like something we might want to check out in the future. The #geology around the #cave looked as interesting as the cave itself.

This is a test post to see what the new #SoMeeVideo platform has to offer. My next post will be to recommend features that may be missing and will be needed for a seemless experience using #SoMee.

⁣#SoMee #someeoriginals #originalcontent #photography #RVing #roadtrippin #trail #travel #photography #myphoto #video #SoMeeVideo #LandscapePhotography #nature #scenery #adventure #life #landmarks #InterestingDestinations

https://play.somee.social/v/p8vnzW

Here's another shot from #ChimneyRock to give you a bit more of the #history here. Like I mentioned in a previous post, this was a main #landmark used to help guide the #pioneers back in the early days of the U.S.

This is a huge piece of the history from before and after expanding our claims to the far West. The pioneers went through hardships we can only imagine. I really wish we worked with the #NativeAmerican, rather than exploiting them.

#SoMee #Awesme #someeoriginals #originalcontent #roadtrippin #hiking #backpacking #trail #travel #photography #myphoto #LandscapePhotography #nature #RVing #Geology #adventure

Real Mexican food, Fidel‘s. Near the Del Mar horse racetrack. Many track workers raised their families in this neighborhood.
Fidel’s and Tony Jacal’s, landmark restaurants dating back decades. Great food and Margaritas!!!

Visiting #ChimneyRock in the Western #NebraskaPanhandle. AlphaHippie really knows how to catch me at my most photogenic moments, doesn't he? Good thing I stopped caring about perfection long ago. I'm really not the most cooperative subject anyway.

On our roadtrip to Utah a couple years backs one of our #boondocking sites as we were returning brought us close to this #NationalHistoricSite. I've visited it a few times way back in my life, so I wanted AlphaHippie to see it and to see how much it had eroded since my last visit. I was surprised to see how little erosion there was. The landscape out here in the Western part of Nebraska's Panhandle is quite flat and wide open. Because of this, not only do the winds and rains erode these fragile features, but lightning strikes take their toll as well. The spire itself used to rise into a sharp point, which is fully blunted now.

What makes this feature a #NationalTreasure is that it was used as a #Landmark for travelers along not only the #MormonTrail, but the #OregonTrail and #CaliforniaTrail(s) as well. There is a plethora of mentions in historical writings and diaries mentioning it. The #HistoricSite itself is quite bland. It's a short drive up a dirt road where it dead ends into a small parking area with an cemetery on one side and the Rock on the other. There is a trail to it, but we didn't get that close. We wanted to get to our campsite before dark, so it was just a quick visit. There is a Museum, but it's a little further West.

#SoMee #someeofficial #someeoriginals #originalcontent #AweSoMee #RVing #roadtrippin #boondocking #hiking #trail #travel #photography #myphoto #LandscapePhotography #nature #scenery #Nebraska #History #adventure #life #AmericanHistory

Taking a friend out to Bully's for his birthday! Bullys, an old fashioned steakhouse that specialized in prime rib. Great, landmark establishment in San Diego.
Can anyone say, "Bourbon on the rocks to go with that steak!"
Should be fun, lucky me!!! :)
Source: Bullyseastsd.com

Paris
Songs laud Paris in the springtime,but any time of year is a good time to visit this riveting city on the River Seine It’s a city loaded to the brim with history,culture,great food and high fashion.The iconic Eiffel Tower is one landmark you won’t want to miss.The Louver houses one of the greatest art collections in the world It's great churches include Sacred Heart and Notre Dame.When it comes to opulence,there’s versailles with its famed Hall of Mirrors.

Rome
The ancient Romans established outposts as far away as Great Britain.They didn’t ignore their home city,however,when it came to building great monuments . One must-see landmark is the Colosseum,an arena that could hold up to 80,000 people for gladiator contests . One of the biggest draws is a tiny country inside the city:The Vatican City,with its impressive St. Peter’s Basilica with art provided by MIchelangelo.Maybe you’ll get a glimpse of the pope at his Wednesday audiences.

landmark. atm