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After careful selections, our curators which come from diverse cultures will single out the most outstanding articles among all those curated to create a weekly shout out to the authors of the Top posts of the week.
Therefore, here are this week's awesome authors and their posts.
@greengallettiAs a lover of green spaces, forests, mountains and jungles in general, there was a place that I wanted to visit for a long time since I returned to Argentina: the ecosystem called Las Yungas that extends through the provinces from northern Peru to northern Peru. Argentina, passing through Bolivia.
@atardeceres81Hi, today we are going to show you the 3 places I was able to visit this Christmas, I saw it from the Guaire as you can see it started the lighting of Christmas, from a very little crowded and transited place. Although many times the Foodtruck are placed something that I would never eat here.
@denissemataAlthough there are a few days left until the end of the year, I want to sit down and thank you for so many things... We are all clear that 2020 has been a year of many tests, challenges and above all of ups and downs. I remember that when the year started I had so many plans and above all so many goals. But this year it showed us that we can have so many plans and everything can change overnight...
@craigcryptokingHey everyone, Merry merry and all that.. So one of the main things I love about bonsai is the level of creativity it allows.. There really are no limits to what one can do! When I say love and light, I really mean it, everything I try and do is with love and caring, so much so that I even grow a few bonsai in the shapes of hearts! This black Cherry promises to be amazing in a few months/years!
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