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SORRY I GET SO SENTIMENTAL SOMETIMES!......LOL
 

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haro what you don't want to blame me .Oh yes coffee it is hot , dark love in a cup .Safe travels and lots of pics addy .
 

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Enjoy your nice warm trip on the ship addy and glad you are in one of those nice upper rooms. See ya when ya get back :regular_waving_emot
 

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I vote we all have one of these in each of our states to run to when we want a breath of Summertime:
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The giant airplane hangar turned resort called Tropical Islands is located on a former Soviet air force base in Brandenburg, Germany.

The main Tropical Island hall is 1,181 feet long, nearly 689 feet wide and 351 feet tall. According to the resort’s website, the Statue of Liberty could easily fit inside, as could eight football fields.

Attractions include a Bali Lagoon with
cave and waterfall, sandy beaches, an African Jungle Lift, the tallest
water slide in Germany, miniature golf, balloon rides and what it calls
the world’s largest indoor rainforest.


The resort actually opened in 2004,
but recent photos of it drew our attention. According to the company’s
website, transforming from an airplane hangar into a tropical escape was
“a huge challenge for the architects.”


“[The] construction needed to be able
to withstand the volume of rain and snow that could accumulate on a
70,000 m2 roof, and the heating demands were also considerable. Almost
14,000 tonnes of steel were used for the building,” the company stated.


Here are more photos of the resort:
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I'm ready to leave right now!!!
 

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Oh ok I never noticed that show on there and yes I do watch Downton Abbey and also Call the Midwives. Like them both.
 

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