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Veganism might not be the first thing you think of when you think of Florida but the Sunshine State actually has a wide range of delicious vegan offerings! Read on to find out more 🙂 Vegan in Florida: Some of the Best Vegan Restaurants in Florida This list will satisfy you whether you are already vegan or just considering becoming one. Not only are there health benefits to going vegan , but it opens up a world of new and exciting foods! 🙂 #1. Vegan in Orlando, Florida Orlando is home to Disney World, but it is also home to plenty of vegan restaurants. The Magical Kingdom itself has lots of plant-based options, such as the Impossible Burger at Cosmic Ray’s Starlight Cafe. But even more magical is the variety of vegan destinations in the city itself, making it one of the best vegan-friendly destinations in the US . Check out Leguminati for fantastic tortilla wraps, containing a wide variety of plant-based meat alternatives. One of the best is the Chic’n Bacun Ranch Crunch. Other option

Up to 14,000 dormant accounts at Bank of South Pacific Financial Group Limited will be closed and funds remitted to the Department of Finance at the end of 2022. BSP Group Chief Executive Officer Robin Fleming told NBC News that most of these customer accounts have less than K20 and have not been charged account maintenance fees since. He said under Sections 6 (3) and 7(1)(a)(b)(i) of the Unclaimed Monies Act 1963, customer funds which remained unused for more than seven (7) years will be paid to the Finance Department, and therefore is encouraging customers concerned to approach the Bank and claim their monies or reactivate their accounts, among other options. “One of the main reasons we have such a large number of accounts that haven’t been activated is because we stopped charging a monthly maintenance fee on those accounts. And we stopped charging that monthly maintenance fees many years ago now.” “We actually have almost 6,000 accounts which have balances less than K10 in them and

It was an important trading center for pepper, cassia and nutmeg between the 16th and the 19th century. It has stood the test of time in spite of countless battles. While there are many theories regarding its exact history, it is clear that it has seen the rule of Vijayanagara kings, Bijapur sultans, Keladi kings, the Marathas and the British. I am talking about the laterite rock structure called Mirjan Fort that is located by the banks of the Aghanashini river between Kumta and Gokarna in the Uttara Kannada region of Karnataka. While this 16th century monument enjoys a rich past, I like it for its vibrant green colour that it dons during the monsoon season. The high humidity, the bright sunshine and the consistent heavy showers ensures that moss takes over this reddish brown laterite rock structure and turns it into a green paradise that is surrounded by even more greenery. The swaying coconut palms, the tropical forests and the Western Ghats in the background complete this magical gr