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5 years ago  •  5 subscribers 6 answers
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Flew to Tenerife twice, and in Gran Canaria were... Nowhere did we see any warnings or restrictions. Even if it's forbidden, I don't think they'll find it. And even if they find it, I don’t think that they will be especially tyrannized for a zhmenka of sand. Here is a photo from Santa Cruz for inspiration. :-) Farther...
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When we brought half a suitcase of white pebbles from Turkey, the friends who met us twirled their fingers at the temple :)))) They also brought them from other places. All this stuff lines the bed of a dry stream in the country. It's a memory, of course. However, in Sh-L, I don’t remember worthy stones. Shells, maybe. Plants were taken out only from the Crimea. Ivy, lavender and our pride - wild juniper, which has already grown almost to my height from a ten-centimeter sprout. Farther...
the tourist wants to take a few bottles of local wine with him
12 years ago  •  7 subscribers 9 answers
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sigur62 - it depends on where to fly from. passengers of charter flights are really practically not examined (sometimes foreigners) but when I flew from China, everyone was forced to put things on the scanner. the same thing happened before the new year from the OAU and in May from Georgia. the logic of customs officers is clear - they know what and in what quantities and from which countries people import Farther...
6 years ago  •  9 subscribers 8 answers
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Tenerife has beaches with light sand. In particular, in Los Americas, in its southern part, there is yellowish sand on the beach. Farther...
I poured it in the desert as a souvenir, the arriving couple says that it is possible to take it out, only at the border they can be mistaken for powder, they just show it and everything is OK. BUT I know for sure that the export of shells from the emirates is prohibited, and if anything, you won’t get off with a fine ...
13 years ago  •  8 subscribers 13 answers
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I have an idea. Pour sand into a bottle in your country house, and tell everyone that it is from the Emirates, and that it is very expensive. In this case, it is important to puff out your cheeks. Farther...