Beautiful.

Beautiful landscape. :)

Beautiful sundown @skvyrla

Hello @skvyrla, yes indeed :) I am bit late with replying, not noticing any comments without notifications. Chi chi, what a strange new platform.

I love @hansraj, @thi-js, and @zipporah Wonderful work.

Beautiful.

Beautiful piece.

This is very sweet. There is definitely never too late. And many of our accomplishments we do for our own purpose. Very sweet indeed. I wonder if the story is true and whether the man finished his studies

Yes, it is @tallgaltravels. Even better when seen in real. Highly recommended, but off season! Otherwise the place gets too busy to enjoy the peace that nature can provide.

Your post is wonderful, although it does make me confuse when I apply your views to my current situation. These challenges that you set for yourself, do they actually work? Do you manage to stick to it?

The glass bowl (Object no. 2) and the so-called Antikythera mechanism (Object no. 1), both come from the Antikythera shipwreck, the first underwater wreck examined in the Greek territorial waters. Greek

Thank you :)

Me as well @thegreens. Looking forward to.

Thank you so much @gabyoraa! It was very helpful.

This is really beautiful @jarvie. I have a question, what did you do while the camera was capturing? Did you fall asleep? Or were you appreciating the beauty?

Dear @gabyoraa, thank you so much for your post. I like your tip to take time to comment, because bottom line, it is about feedback and people. As a newcomer to the @steemit community, I find your post

Hello @thegreens , although I am also brand new to the platform, I am interested in the environment and therefore your posts. Looking forward to your contributions!

Beautiful shot. Big shout out to your account @czechglobalhosts, I am new to Steemit, but it is nice to see this wonderful space dedicated to my homeland. Here is a little contribution from Lysá hora.

No, not the Holy grail, but feel free to try again. I will post the origin of these items next week. A small clue: the metal object in the first photo is badly corroded.

I so much understand the frustration, working on my PhD dissertation. It is like the wind comes to blow the sails, and I am sailing where I want to go, and then change in the wind throws me back where