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Worldmappin
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The Swine Flu Escape: How a Civil Engineering Student’s "Study Break" Turned into a Life-Changing Trek to Muktinath (Feb 2015)
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Hello WroldMappers, Today I want to share my trekking to Muktinath which i had done Back in February 2015. when I was a third-year Civil Engineering student at MNNIT Allahabad, deep in my internal examination
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MOVIE REVIEW: “The Client” (1994)
This publication was also writen in SPANISH and PORTUGUESE. IMDb Synopsis: After witnessing the suicide of a sought-after mafia lawyer, young Mark Sway hires a lawyer to protect him when a district attorney
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Worldmappin
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Flashback to Poon Hill: A Memorable Journey Through the Annapurna Region
Greetings, Hive Worldmappers! 👋 While going through my camera roll recently, I came across these photos from a trip we took almost nine months ago. Looking at them brought back so many memories-the mountain
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Nature Observer
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Roundback slugs and Allies
Hello friends, Today i am posting this interesting creator called chiplekira in Nepali. There is a traditional belief that sallowing it alive can cure back pain,although there is not any scientific evidence.
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HiveGarden
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Published via Ecency
🐍 A "Snake" on the Roof? Nostalgia in Mummy’s Rooftop Garden
Hey everyone in the Hive Garden community! 🌿 Earlier today, I was walking around Mummy's rooftop garden checking out how her plants were doing, and I stumbled upon something that instantly brought back
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Nature Observer
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Fairy inkcap
Hello friends, greetings Presenting the dense cluster of tiny fungus growing on decaying log. Latin nameCoprinellus disseminatus Observation date05 August , 2026 Camera usedGoogle Pixel 7a
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Nature Observer
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Brown terrestrial garden snail
Hello friends. Presenting some clips from my garden. This creature is the brown terrestrial garden snail. This creature is native to the hilly regions. It is popular for it's globular shell shape with
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Liketu
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Friends, lake and grilled fish
Namaste everyone. Sharing some clips from a small gathering at the Begnas lake shore. It is located at the Kaski district. It's about an hour ride from my workplace. As the weekend has begun, we found
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Plant Power (Vegan)
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First time used coconut milk powder to make delicious Chana masala.
Hello, friends, food lovers, and community greetings! posting one simple recipe that I tried with coconut milk powder that I found in an international Sri Lankan shop. How to Use Coconut Milk Powder <img
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Foodies Bee Hive
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Foodies Curation Report (Saturday 07/18/26)
Foodie Community Curation
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Worldmappin
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Ötztal 2026
A collection of pics from the recent hiking trip
A collection of pics from the recent hiking trip
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Food & Travel
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Sunset Safari on the Rapti River
A magical evening floating on the calm waters of the Rapti River with family, watching the golden sunset and the beauty of Chitwan’s wilderness. We were lucky to spot mugger crocodiles along the riverbanks
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Hive Food
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From River to Plate -Nature’s Finest Experience🦏🐟🌿
Watching local fishermen catch fresh fish from the resort’s rooftop while enjoying breathtaking views of the river, lush grasslands, rhinos, and deer roaming in the wild… and then savoring that same fresh
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nepal
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Published via Ecency
Monitoring Rural Nepal: Roads, Schools, and Hearts Rich Beyond Poverty
Namaste from Madhyabindu Municipality! I work here as a local engineer, and a big part of my job involves getting out into the field to see how our municipal projects are actually coming along. Just recently,
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birds
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The architects who never went to school
This Saturday we went out as a family-nothing planned, just a slow walk and fresh air. At the resort under a big old tree, and that’s when I saw them. Dozens of weaver bird nests hanging above us like