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@jonalyn2020" This island is known to be the scallop capital of the Philippines because of its great harvest of scallops the whole year round. Fishermen dive 10 to 25 meters underwater with the use of compressors, to bring these shells from the ocean bottom to the land. Then other family members will open the shell to remove the meat with black stomachs and frills discarded, leaving just the white flesh to sell for about P200 pesos ($4) per kilo. "
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@mathiass30" On my penultimate day in Granada, I go to the Sacromonte quarries, known as the former settlement of the gypsy population. It is located on the hill of Valparaiso, one of the many in Granada, and its particularity lies in the fact that, even today, many of its dwellings are dug in caves (cuevas) carved in the rock. These whitewashed caves contain several rooms within them, forming a real underground network."
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@dimascastillo90" This place symbolizes something special for us because when we arrived in Argentina was one of the places we visited, our son since childhood is very fond of dinosaurs so that he knows everything about them and for him it was an unforgettable experience when he was only 2 years old, so we decided to go and recreate that moment we lived 5 years later."
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