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This Church In Belgium Was Brilliantly Designed

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Banditó

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1978 Toyota Celica GT

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Vegan Buffalo Butternut Mac with Tofu Bacon

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Black and white Toyota Celica

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Toyota Celica 1978

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Paris 2017

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Again the GFs car 😍

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Bagging the celica 👌🏽

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Date night

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Lexus RC Turbo

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cottage cheese banana oatmeal protein pancakes

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Pepperoni Pizza

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Starring: Ferrari F40

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Ferrari Land Theme Park in Spain Opens to Public 

Ferrari Land has now also opened its doors to the public. This is the first Prancing Horse theme park in Europe and the second in the world after Ferrari World Abu Dhabi. It occupies an area of 70,000 square meters within the PortAventura World resort, about an hour away from Barcelona. Ferrari Land is obviously for fans and enthusiasts, but above all it is a place where families can have fun and at the same time explore the history of the marque.

There are 11 attractions on offer. The most spectacular is unquestionably Red Force, the highest and fastest vertical accelerator in Europe, at 112 meters high and with a top speed of 180 km/h reached in just five seconds: an unforgettable experience for thrill-seekers. Racing Legends and Flying Dreams are two of the park’s most innovative experiences, allowing visitors to fly (literally) through the history of F1 and GT. Ferrari Gallery is an interactive journey through the history of the marque. Visitors can have a go at a pit stop or experience the excitement of driving a GT car with Maranello Gran Race and there are also plenty of simulators for adults and children. Finally, anyone wanting more thrills can try Thrill Towers; two towers in the shape of a piston for an experience of the thrill of free fall.