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		<title>By: borders98</title>
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		<description>Even if I am not an American, I am used to eating a lot of salt this being a habit since my childhood. Where I come from people preserve vegetables and meat in the autumn with a lot of salt. For example the sauerkraut which we consume during the winter has as much salt in it as a salt mine. Despite the dangers for my health, I find food more tastier if I add a bit of salt to it.
Speaking of salt mines, have you ever visited one? I have been into a salt mine which was a unique experience. Huge grey galleries, playgrounds, a church sculpted in the salt, a shop and large alleys to walk on. All of these at hundred meters below the earth. It looked like a parallel, darker and underground world.

So I recommend to cut down your salt intake and enhance your touristic experiences by visiting a salt mine.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Even if I am not an American, I am used to eating a lot of salt this being a habit since my childhood. Where I come from people preserve vegetables and meat in the autumn with a lot of salt. For example the sauerkraut which we consume during the winter has as much salt in it as a salt mine. Despite the dangers for my health, I find food more tastier if I add a bit of salt to it.<br />
Speaking of salt mines, have you ever visited one? I have been into a salt mine which was a unique experience. Huge grey galleries, playgrounds, a church sculpted in the salt, a shop and large alleys to walk on. All of these at hundred meters below the earth. It looked like a parallel, darker and underground world.</p>
<p>So I recommend to cut down your salt intake and enhance your touristic experiences by visiting a salt mine.</p>
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