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@enraizarThis post is brilliant! You went to a remote, abandoned cemetery at that time of day in such heat, just to bring photos back to the cemetery community; you explored the place, walking amongst the graves, that’s brilliant!
The photographs are stunning and remind me of the cemetery in my hometown, because of its condition and layout. I’m struck by the distinction based on religion, does that mean there are purely Catholic cemeteries? And the story of the first woman to be buried there, because she was a suicide victim or a Protestant, thank you for sharing that, it’s really interesting.
I’d love to know how you felt whilst you were there, what sensations you experienced. That’s very interesting too. I’ve really enjoyed this post; it’s an entertaining read accompanied by some fabulous photos.
@davidpena21I loved the story; you’ve linked music to the theme of the initiative and it’s turned out really well, especially as the melodies are heard from other planes, they are, after all, vibrations. It’s true, I was struck by the ending and the appearance of Jock’s grandfather, but above all by that final note that must never be played, that leaves an open ending. What happened after that note was played, because nobody was supposed to play it?
@ibarra95I’ll never tire of admiring the dedication and attention to detail you put into every project you undertake; there is so much heart in the presentation and design of your posts, too. You are undoubtedly a creative person with overflowing talent, my brother. What I loved most this time around was the wide array of colors you used, you really brighten up the day for your readers and fans. Keep it up, bro, sending you a big hug all the way to Cuba! 🫂
@yoxibethI always applaud the work you’ve shared with our community since you joined, but,like all the talented artists I know, you always manage to surprise us by outdoing yourself with every Hive Open Mic entry. Congratulations on the sound you’ve achieved here; it truly captures the essence of Venezuela, and you and the other musicians have created something magical in this performance.
@tahastories1It’s a joy to see you back here for Throwback Thursday. The best part of the time that’s passed is that you’ve been able to create new moments; moments we now see reflected in the community through your stories and photos. I can see you’ve been very busy, especially in February, but there’s nothing better than living life to the fullest. Sending you a sincere hug from afar my brother!
@jcrodriguezI saw ‘Italian food’ and went in, because I love Italian food. It’s great that events like this are held to promote different types of cuisine, and of course it’s not a competition but a way of raising the profile of the various establishments. It’s also great that they stick to the schedule; that speaks very highly of the organisers.
I’ve loved the photos you took, especially of the food, the dishes look delicious and I’d love to try them. I’d like to know what they were like, if you managed to try a bit of everything, as well as having a coffee. It’s the sort of event I wouldn’t miss. Thanks for going and spreading the word
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