Mudah saja niteni-nya, kalau pagi-pagi sudah hujan dan deras bukan gerimis, itu artinya hujan yang terjadi berasal dari laut bukan darat. Sebab hujan di darat baru terjadi setelah jam 12 siang. Jadi mesti curiga, ada apa di laut kok bisa kirim hujan ke darat? Lalu cek: https://t.co/HblI0sVskL
@tanyarlfes Baca last text nya dia di akhir dengan baik.. He said 'I'll try to meet another girl, as soon as possible?' Dari situ aja udh keliatan red flag🤣🤣
Hari ini gua bahagia banget BANGET akhirnya bisa foto Arca Prajñāpāramitā pake TANGAN GUE SENDIRI.
Arca paling sempurna, paling utuh, kagak ada yang kecongkel samsek.
Kaki gue sampe gemeteran pas ngeliat arca ini di lantai satu, persis kek Ken Arok terpukau ngeliat Ken Dedes 😭
Medieval cities are like living museums, where some of the world's most stunning and enduring architecture from the 6th to the 15th century still stands proudly.
Here are 24 that you should visit in your lifetime. 🧵
7. Bamberg, Germany
Bamberg is all about that medieval charm with its beautiful cathedral and old town that sits across seven hills.
It’s a UNESCO World Heritage site for a reason, with its quirky half-timbered houses and scenic views.
4. Siena, Italy
Siena is all about medieval elegance, with its stunning Gothic cathedral and the famous Piazza del Campo.
The city’s winding streets and preserved buildings make it feel like a step back in time.
2. York, England
York's got that ancient vibe with its towering city walls and the grand York Minster that you just can't miss.
Wandering through The Shambles feels like you’ve stepped right into a medieval market.
1. Colmar, France
Colmar looks like a village straight out of a storybook, with its colorful half-timbered houses and cobblestone streets.
The town’s canals and flower-filled windows add to its fairytale charm.