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For this week's report, we're truly delighted to present to you our 59nth Edition featuring our top 3 publications that highlight an exotic residential community from Argentina, a glamping park and nature reserve from Indonesia, and an architectural woodworking project also from Indonesia.
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The central part of the city of "Ushuaia" is practically populated; The buildings are varied in construction styles, and it is what makes the city very attractive; These charms typical of fishing villages are irresistible, and in the last decade many have decided to settle in the city; Population growth is forcing the municipality to urbanize hills and valleys; The property that I present to you is very close to the ¨Valle¨ of ¨Andorra¨; These neighborhoods are close to the city, about thirty minutes from downtown.
Syakiraa Resort has many choices of rooms, even this resort has a special tent for camping while enjoying the beauty of the outdoors. We chose the two remaining rooms because all the rooms had been booked by other visitors. Besides that, we also ordered 3 tents which were big enough for several other families. Just imagine, we camped for 32 people.
After that, I continued with the process tidying up the bulkhead connection holder above and below the window by using a hand planer of the front and back of the window, followed by the process of giving flowers to the inner corners of the front and rear windows and also continued with the process of carving the glass holder holes on a series of windows.
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