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Aayesha Fernandes
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    If you’re just looking for a quick break and the weather’s mild, a walk around Bolta Lav Lake gives you fresh air and a chance to see local birds. The museum is a short drive away but you’ll need a bit more time to sift through the exhibits. If you have a few extra minutes, the lake’s open 24 hours so you can fit it in after a quick stop at the Platinum Hotel for a quick coffee.

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