You’ll be back. I see you here soon. 528 🙌🏾

It literally means "House Town" but its main purpose is to be a community center that provides electricity and communication for when the power goes out. Such events as yesterday's blackout,

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Hi there. I wish SteemIt had some sort of notifications. It is slowly growing but the issue here is that people are not able to afford a $20,000 off-grid battery system. There are some banks offering to

You're doing great man. El Yunque is breathtaking. Can't wait to hear about your rainforest adventure.

Thanks for explaining your tattoo journey. Definitely an amazing read bro. Thanks for sharing.

I ran across your post just now. Keep preaching and promoting Steemit for the good of everyone.

It is called the Mount Britton Trail. There is plenty of parking there. You'll take the road PR-191 to PR-9938. You'll hike for about 35 minutes until you see the Mt. Britton Tower. Then when you're done

If you are in the Rio Grande area, try to go on a clear day. It is worth the hike up there. If it is cloudy you won't see anything however it will be windy but the wind and clouds will come from below.

I did see on Twitter from the Nat'l Parks that they did open the trails linking to the top of El Yunque. "Happy Hiking"

Hi Joey. Excellent footage and photos you took during the outreach. I was also there that day and it was moving to see these guys working hard to ensure electricity was restored with solar panels. I realized

@dimelopons opposition is opportunity and with so many school closings, this is the best opportunity to teach anyone including young ones about Blockchain because they are Puerto Rico's future. Me agrada

Welcome to Puerto Rico. Glad you are enjoying the weather, nature and our beaches. There's a lot of work to do here but people are realizing the abundance and potential of sunlight. Sending some 528hz

I admire Palm Trees because it is one that survives even the worst hurricane. They have strong roots regardless of how wet or dry the soil is.

Last May I saw that spot and I've been wanting to try it. Looks like the perfect place to fuel up before hiking the "El Yunque" trail to the top. Enjoy your PR trip.