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Anne Reis | SoundsVegan.com

Hi!

I'm not new here. 🙂

I'm looking to connect with people who are interested in the following topics:

- #vegan
- #veganism
- #VeganForTheAnimals
- #AnimalRights
- #PostRock
- #Ambient
- #PostMusic
- #interviews
- #bands
- #festivals

If any of these resonate with you, please visit my vegan online music magazine, SoundsVegan.com, and feel free to follow me here on Mastodon. I welcome every new connection and look forward to networking and getting to know my "bubble" better.

I've been on Mastodon for a long time, previously with a different account, and I was very active on Twitter during its better days.

Side note: I post stuff in English & German.

Looking forward to connecting with you! 🌱

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Bytes Europe

Celebrating Bulgaria: A look at country’s most iconic festivals byteseu.com/890009/ #Bulgaria #festivals #RomanEra

Bytes Europe · Celebrating Bulgaria: A look at country's most iconic festivalsKnown for its rich cultural heritage and traditions, Bulgaria hosts a variety of festivals and celebrations that highlight its unique cultural identity. These festivals not only preserve the country's traditions but also offer tourists from around the world an opportunity to experience its deep-rooted customs and vibrant cultural practices. Here are some of the most significant and well-known festivals in Bulgaria. Baba Marta Day Baba Marta (Grandmother Marta) Day, celebrated on March 1, has pagan origins and is believed to date back to the seventh century. On this day, Bulgarians exchange bracelets made of red and white threads, known as
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