Wow! This was a most amazing post, Erikah! I have never been to a salt mine and found this entire thing fascinating. I had no idea how they would have an adventure park in a salt mine, but my, oh, my! I would love to visit there and play badminton and and have lunch at the wooden picnic tables.
I found it so interesting that even the floors were made of salt as well as the art. What a fascinating place and I wonder who was ingenious enought to make money on it. What a great place to have fun and recieve some medicinal benefits from it!
I am so eternally grateful to learn new things every single day and thank you for being such a dedicated #MarketFriday poster!
I know things were more expensive but who could resist?
As a note: I was surprised that salt adversely affects some medical conditions but, this does make sense to me.
Mulțumesc foarte mult! XOXOX
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Denise my dear friend!!! 💖💗💝 How could I ever thank you for your kind words and your generosity!?!? Could I ever??
I'm so glad I could show you and the other Steemians something unique and interesting in the same time! This place is really amazing and not only for the adventure park. My nephew was having respiratory problems when he was a little kid, he was brought here years in row and he got healthy. Too bad back then there was no adventure park :)
Anyway, the mine is very old, minig started in the 18th century and we're really glad to have such a place.
It's on my bucket list, I want to go back to do the adventure trail and I truly hope I can beat the dizziness this time. If I go back, then there will be another amazing post with photos and history.
Till then I'm looking for other amazing places to show you :) I'd like to talk to you in private, so I'm looking for you on other platforms :)
Thank you again my dear Denise and have a great weekend! I'm off to see the other market Friday posts 😉