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Indeed!

Thank you!

It was my first time too, I came to know quite a bit of work goes into planting shallots as well as different parts of it. So, that was quite education for me as well.

hahaha I wish I live there actually. It's a great place and you can plant a lot of stuff.

Thank you!

Sometimes even you're locals, it's great to act like tourists once in a while. And sometimes, it leads you to places you've never explored before too.

What a beautiful trail! It looks so peaceful and tranquil.

heheheh interestingly the people there weren't so antisocial. They were all overly social and I was the one who was. This one was a modest event and honestly maybe because it is first of its kind with

hahaha right? I mean this happened centuries ago and they already know a spot deep in the mountains. I don't think even locals saw it as an opportunity back in the day. I was definitely ticking off some

The weather in this region and the region I currently live in is always like that. We often have mist in the early morning, afternoon and late at night. So, it's definitely nothing unusual for me and us.

I took several pictures of the coffee plantation only to realize they were all blurry. Next time I had the opportunity of going there, I definitely won't ever miss the coffee cherry and trees.

This looks like a fun hobby! I know tufting a while back and remembered it was everyone's hobby during the pandemic. I never got to try it though. It's a rewarding hobby, isn't it?

cool!

Was in the jungle for a day. It was fun.

I am currently using Fujifilm XA10 with Fujinon XC 16-50mm f/3.5-5.6 OIS II lens

Right? Apparently, I can just use a close up macro filters for my existing lens, going to order that one next month

Happy to hear another life update from you and that you're getting better. I would say give claude a try, it's great to learn new language and could give you a personalized lesson as well. Are you planning

The last picture is a great shot! I know that countryside has its own appeal but for me, I like the city. There's so many things going on there and plenty to capture, mostly the architecture and its people.

I got so intimidated reading the title which is why I never pick up this book. But I know, once we read this kind of book, it's going to get harder to put it back. Your review proved it! Hoping one of