Plitvice Lakes National Park, called Nacionalni park Plitvička jezera in Croatian, is a national park in Croatia, which is located halfway between the cities of Zagreb and Zadar within a karst plateau.
It is both the oldest national park in southern Europe and the largest in Croatia.
It was created on April 8, 1949 and added to the UNESCO World Heritage List in 1979.
The park, with an area of 296 square kilometers, includes the Plitvice Lakes, sixteen large lakes, linked together by 92 waterfalls or small turbulent rivers.
But also the surrounding forest where the Korana river is born and which is home to many rare animal and plant species.
“To take revenge for an offense is to put oneself on the level of one’s enemy; to forgive him is to put oneself above him. »
Since the time that I have suffered the uncomfortable behavior of certain individuals out of a spirit of “competition”, I believe that my patience and my resilience no longer need to be proven…
When you send your friends to tell you that “what you are selling is crap…. ". Whether they come to the front of the store or allow themselves to insult me in the street of “la c…….” board games”, we don’t really have any moral lessons to give to our “competitor” as you like to call me…
Almost 6 and a half years without flinching in the face of all this, because as I told you in person when you came to ask me in my own store “Could we be united?” ".
I told you that I was not interested in showing solidarity with people who denigrate my store and my values...but that I would not return the favor, because that's simply not me...
However, I forgave you a while ago, because I decided to focus my attention and energy on something more useful and constructive, my store!
I'm talking about this so that you understand once and for all that I will NEVER respond to your baseness, whatever the level...
I hope for you at some point that you will be able to refocus on yourself to appreciate what life has to offer you.
I wish you good sales and lots of good things in your professional and personal lives, but without me...
In Identiquest, who will steal the most precious stones without being unmasked from 3 to 6 players for 15 minutes from 8 years old!
In Identiquest, we are precious stone thieves who must seize them, be unmasked or escape.
We shuffle the precious stone cards and place the draw pile face down in the center of the table, then we spread 5 cards from the face up pile in the center.
We then place the 7 different suspect cards in front of each player with the question mark faces up.
Each player then receives an “identity” card which they look at discreetly and place face down, without showing it to the other players.
The objective of each player will then be to steal the precious stones of the same color as their “identity” card.
Each turn, players have the right to one of two actions, steal gems or accuse a player.
To steal stones, the player takes 2 of the 5 precious stone cards placed in the center of the table and places them in front of him, this will be his loot (he places them on top of those already stolen if he has any).
We then replace the 2 stolen cards with 2 new cards from the pile in the center of the table.
To accuse a player, the player whose turn it is must report him to the police by announcing the color of the “identity” card he thinks the player has.
You must have at least 2 precious stone cards in your loot to be able to accuse another player.
If the accusation does not match the color of the offending player, the question mark card placed in front of the player will be turned over to show a red cross which indicates that the player's "identity" card is not of that color.
The player who accused him will have to give him 2 precious stone cards from his own loot.
If the accusation was justified, the accused player turns his “identity” card face up and all the other players turn their question cards of the color concerned in front of them towards the red cross.
A player is unmasked as soon as he is accused and it is the right color, he must then give 4 precious stone cards to his accuser (or the rest if he has less than 4).
A player escapes as soon as the last question mark card is turned over, he can no longer be accused.
As soon as the player has performed one of these two actions, another player takes their turn and chooses from these two choices.
The game ends when either the precious stone cards are exhausted or all players are unmasked or escaped.
Each player counts the number of precious stones in the color of their “identity” card to know the number of points they have earned.
Lagos, "The Lakes", is a Portuguese city located in the south of the Algarve, at the mouth of the Bensafrim.
Lagos is an old seaport with a history dating back over 2000 years. Its name Lagos derives from the Gallic Lacobriga.
Lagos was first a trading post where the Carthaginians recruited Gallic mercenaries to fight the Romans during the Wars.
It was then colonized by the Romans, and depended on the Roman province of Lusitania.
There are still some Gallo-Roman remains in and around Lagos itself.
It was probably at Lacobriga, near Mount Molião, that the rebel general Sertorius, with the support of Lusitanian auxiliaries, defeated the army of Q. Caecilius Metellus Pius sent to arrest him.
Lacobriga was already a considerable port at that time. In the 6th century, the city was successively governed by the Visigoths from the Kingdom of Toledo then by the Byzantines.