Hello everyone, Worldmappin friends! I hope you had a wonderful Christmas with your families. 
This time, our featured posts take us on a journey through the snowy landscapes of Quebec, Canada, show us a beautiful church in Ciego de Avila, Cuba, and introduce us to an art-filled town in Yaracuy, Venezuela. We also visit other parts of the world like Indonesia, Bangladesh, France, and Italy. A little bit of everything!
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@heroldiusVal Saint-C么me must be located less than 100 kilometers north of Montreal, Quebec. But it takes 2 hours by car to reach this ski resort, especially in winter when the roads are snowy. Just before Christmas, with friends, we rented a chalet 馃敿 very close to the Val Saint-C么me station to spend some good times together. The chalet was located next to Deer Lake, which was completely frozen at this time of year. The property had direct access with an area furnished with red Adirondack chairs and an outdoor fireplace.
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@ibarra95Did you know? In the province of Ciego de 脕vila, Cuba, right within its historic quarter, there is a church rich in stories of religious beliefs and national culture. So for today鈥檚 stroll, I鈥檒l be showing you my visit to the Cathedral of San Eugenio de la Palma.
This building features a simple colonial architecture with Art Deco influences. Its facade is painted in shades of yellow and white, crowned by a cross and a circular rose window, which conveys a blend of warmth and profound spirituality.
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@naitreartFirst, I should mention that La Marroquina is quite remote; getting there can be a bit complicated, but it is located in Yaracuy, which is the state where I live in Venezuela. It's a relatively short trip if you know the shortcuts; otherwise, it can be a bit complicated due to the distance of the roads, some intersections, and other things, but you won't get lost, and I'm sure you'll know perfectly well when you arrive; you'll start to see art everywhere.
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