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Argentina - The Boca Juniors corner you have to visit during your time in Buenos Aires. / El rincón de Boca Juniors que tenes que visitar durante tu paso por Buenos Aires. 😃❤️ by 
What a brilliant post, just like a classic Boca v River match! You’ve taken me back in time to many years ago when I went on a school trip in 1995 and visited that place; I saw the football ground from a distance, but the shops weren’t decorated like that back then. It’s wonderful, the murals are brilliant; I’ve loved it.
I don’t know anything about football either, but there were Boca and San Lorenzo fans in my family, so if I had to choose between Boca and River... it would be Boca! Your tour has been spectacular, showcasing this iconic spot in Buenos Aires and the key highlights; plus, you’ve had your photo taken with several players, from what I can see!😆
Hidden Trails & Shallot Harvesting Adventure in Mount Wilis by 
Stunning! I think what surprised me most was the weather, I don't know if it's always like that or if it was just a special day, but the rain, the mist, and the mountains create a dreamlike setting for me—perhaps simply because they aren't part of my everyday life 🤭 What a beautiful trip, Mac! I'm so glad you enjoyed it; you also really convey just how exclusive it feels to make it all the way out there—it almost seems as though only the people actually present know that this cabin in the area even exists...
Nature Reclaiming the Riverbank [Esp/Eng] by 
I must say, Luis, today’s post is fantastic. Not only can I see the hornero’s nest, which strikes me as a marvel of nature’s engineering, but it’s no wonder that other bird species want it for themselves, even they appreciate its value.
But the plants you mention are also beautiful, especially the last one, and it’s incredible how well they’ve adapted to the environment. I’ve really enjoyed your research and the photos you’ve taken. The thumbnail is lovely.
The best sweet rice beverage I've ever tasted (Esp/Eng) by 
I think it’s not just the beauty of that eye-catching Volkswagen or the flavor of the chicha you describe; it’s that when I see the area around the Hotel Princesa Plaza—and your thick chicha filled with little shards of ice—I actually feel refreshed from a distance! Haha. I admire you more and more for getting out there to walk around, seek out content, and truly enjoy all the little details that surround us. Back in Aragua, I rarely dare to do quite so much—the heat usually gets the better of me, but I never forget that walking alongside you is a truly pleasant experience. That’s the beauty of being with someone who brings such good vibes.
My Experience at Richard Wagner's Opera Parsifal by 
I see a great deal of admiration for other people, even international guests, who do the same as you, like that soprano you thought you couldn’t bring yourself to greet. And you can really sense that deep passion for what you do, and you express it in your writing too, paying close attention to details such as the quality of the costumes.
Your happiness shines through the screen, and the fact is that when you love what you do, you are bound for success without a doubt, that’s what Facundo Cabral used to say, and you are the perfect example of it. It was an honour for you to sing with those people and live through those experiences, for the universe will give you more and more of the good things you are currently experiencing.
The deepest peace on the shortest river in Serbia, Vrelo by 
What a beautiful place! As I always say, there are natural gems everywhere, and the Vrelo River is one of them. One of the most interesting things about it is its length, exactly 365 metres, making it the shortest river, yet it’s absolutely lovely, with such peace and tranquillity. I also loved the reflections, but even more so the wooden bridges that let you walk along it.
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