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The Transylvanian Village Museum in Orastie, Romania by 
It's so great that there are people who are passionate about history and preserving these buildings, restoring them to their former glory and beauty, and also creating this wonderful open-air museum where you can walk around, learn and enjoy finding out what life was like in another era.
I loved the old church; looking at the photographs made me feel like I was inside it, it's such a spectacular feeling. As for access by car or taxi, perhaps at some point they will provide public transport if this museum becomes more widely known. It's well worth it.
They are doing a great job, and of course it is difficult to find the necessary period furniture for the houses, but I hope they do it because seeing everything complete must be beautiful. The autumn decorations and the objects you show at the end give a better idea of what the museum is like. I hope it continues to progress. Thank you very much for bringing this place to life.
As I remember you, you live // Como te recuerdo, vives by 
The Mexican way of dealing with death has always struck me as remarkable. As someone raised in the Catholic faith, I could almost describe it as sinful. However, I think it is a way of managing that transition with acceptance of the inevitable, and as a result, with less suffering.
The skulls and skeletons in costume have a special appeal, as do the altars set up to honour those who are no longer with us. They say that life is a cabaret, but after seeing this exhibition, I now think that death is too. And cabaret is fun.
An example of this is also the part where you share your altar to honour the memory of your father. I laughed a lot at your dialogue, I even felt like I could taste that beer. The idea that we can choose which heaven to go to is intriguing and appealing. I also feel that lost spirits come when called, in fact they never really leave as long as we keep them in our memory.
Autumn in the old courtyards of Yerevan by 
The results are undoubtedly wonderful, and the weather and time of year really help to inspire. Autumn is special for photography with its colours and the sun's rays intertwining among the yellow leaves.
I love the filter you used; some of them look like old photos, which makes them special. I'm so glad you're done with paperwork; that gives you more peace of mind and allows you to focus on other things. I think photography always presents challenges, but you're a great photographer with your own beautiful style. I love autumn, the reflections, that seat for thinking, and the last rays of sunshine.
Exploring Galtströms Bruk - 17th century Ironworks in Njurunda Sweden 🇸🇪 ~ Adventures with Beth the Van ~ while moving countries 3500km south by 
Love those yellow/orange colors of the Autumn! To be honest, I didn't expect to see autumn photos from Nordics, as I lived in a lie that they have 2 days of summer and the rest is winter (under the snow) 😀... You were lucky to have the perfect weather for this "excursion" on the road!
Those furnaces are truly amazing... Keeping those bricks together with an enormous "belt" is something that I didn't expect to see... But, hey... It worked well!
"So drawings like this do fascinate me. Did you see the cat?"
Where would a cat be in the winter than in some hot places... I suppose the furnace is on the top of the list... hahahahah... Btw. did you see the real cat? Which ancestor is on that scheme... :)
CBRS Podcast 52: HiveFest Highlights and Blockchain Buzz by 
Thanks for another great show! I have to agree that HiveFest did look great, and it's a pity that we didn't have more Hivians (and non-Hivians)... But, as you said, new connections and collaborations were made, some good foundations for future apps were built, and some new apps are already out there... Finally, a bit of positivity... 😃
And regarding the next HiveFest... Bribing, sorry, lobbying, for the next HF location can begin! 😃
Sunny Sunday ride (+video) and my yearly cycling stats by 
I was once in the Netherlands, and it was around this time... and it was rainy and cold... 😂 I do understand your assumption, especially as you live there.. hehehe... Therefore, utilizing every sunny day for an outdoor activity is essential! And you did it well...
Bringing a camera along was a nice touch, as you can share it with us so that we can enjoy the beautiful Dutch countryside! 🙂
Thanks for sharing! I like videos like the one you made... They are good for moments when the weather is ugly, so we can check them out from the warm home... 😃
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