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Anento, uno de los pueblos más bonitos de España // Anento, one of the most beautiful towns in Spain

palomap3 — Fri, 02 Oct 2026 10:51:03 GMT

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Hola querido hiver.

Después de visitar el castillo y el aguallueve, todavía nos quedaba pendiente pasear por las calles de Anento, uno de los pueblos más bonitos de España.

No, no estoy siendo exagerada. Es oficial y esta señal lo acredita. Los pueblos más bonitos de España son una red de localidades que cumplen una serie de requisitos como poseer un interés histórico, cultural o paisajístico. Conseguir su sello no es fácil, y aquellos que lo obtienen lucen orgullosos una placa como esta en su acceso. Anento, el pueblo que hoy nos ocupa, es de los primeros que lo hicieron en Aragón.

En el caso de Anento, en realidad no es un pueblo con mucha historia o con un patrimonio que no podamos encontrar en otros lugares. Su gran mérito es que estaba en ruinas y despoblado hace unas décadas, desde que su último vecino emigró en 1976. Gracias al empeño de unos pocos impulsores se restauraron y mejoraron sus calles y casas hasta convertir la localidad en un destino turístico. Han sabido potenciar sus espacios singulares y reciben visitantes de todo el mundo.

Sin embargo, he de señalar que cuando estuve en la pasada primavera no había ni un establecimiento hostelero abierto a pesar de ser un viernes, antesala del fin de semana. Que no puedas tomarte un simple café o acceder a un baño público hizo que la experiencia resultase agridulce.

Todo el casco urbano está cerrado a la circulación de coches, por lo que se respira tranquilidad en todas las calles. Las construcciones imitan la arquitectura medieval, el pavimento empedrado y los adornos en madera o forja completan la estampa. Tampoco faltan referencias a su característico aguallueve o a sucesos históricos de la zona como la guerra de los Dos Pedros.

La iglesia está dedicada a San Blas con origen románico en el siglo XIII. Está incrustada entre casas, por lo que apenas se ve una parte de su fachada, el pórtico de acceso y la torre, que es la construcción más alta del pueblo y se ve desde la distancia. En su interior se conserva uno de los retablos góticos más importantes de Aragón, pero no entré a verlo porque había una visita guiada ya empezada.

Preferí seguir explorando las calles. Junto a la iglesia hay una confluencia de calles en la que destacan varias casas, que siguen ese estilo de imitación a las construcciones antiguas.

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Just a few big lumps snapped from The Alem Centre Ashgabat.

grindle — Fri, 02 Oct 2026 07:56:12 GMT

Come see some of the pretentious over the top constructions in Ashgabat, all snapped from the Big wheel complex, just scratching the surface as Ashgabat houses so many weird and wonderful structures, time is against me as soon to be heading out into the desert to see the real Turkmenistan.

The Monument to the Bicycle a tribute to "cycling culture" and the nation's dedication to promoting healthy lifestyles and environmental awareness. TBH, think it is all bullshit, never saw one lardy arsed MAMIL clogging up the traffic anywhere, thankfully. TBH I didn't see a bike. period.

A rather large statue of the 18th-century Turkmen poet and philosopher, Magtymguly Pyragy. The statue stands just under 200 ft tall and is a prominent located at the foothills of the Kopetdag Mountains.

To the left, (Another vanity project by the country's first president, Niyazov, The eddifice is topped off with a 39ft tall gold plated statue of himself, which rotates to always face the sun. What a wanker). The Monument of Neutrality. The three-legged arch, which became known locally as "The Tripod", is 246 ft tall and was built in 1998 at a cost of $12 million constructed to commemorate the country's official position of neutrality.
Centre; The Ministry of Finance and Economy of Turkmenistan is the central government institution charged with leading the financial policy of Turkmenistan.
To the right, the Abadançylyk (Well-being) Monument; a prominent white tower topped with a golden sphere and white doves.

The Palace of Meetings is a congress palace and convention centre it features a neo-classical facade with an Asian architectural touch famed for its gilded ornamentation and large architectural dome. It hosts major national events and meetings of the People's Council.

The Ashgabat TV Tower is a rather grand structure that stands on a rise in the Kopet Dag mountains and overlooks the city of. Constructed in 2011, it stands just under 700ft in height, making it the tallest structure in Turkmenistan.

A broadcasting and telecommunications facility, transmitting across Turkmenistan, it also houses observation decks, and a restaurant,

The Monument to the Constitution built between 2008-11 at a height of 606 ft it is the second-tallest building in Turkmenistan. Built to honour the 20th anniversary of the Constitution of Turkmenistan, It houses a museum, a conference room, and a library.

The Yildiz is a 5 star 24 storey, 155 room hotel in the foothills of the Kopetdag Mountains handily connected to the city by a modern dual carriageway At 350 ft high, it is the tallest hotel in Turkmenistan. For a standard room look to pay $250, or if you want guaranteed extra special jiggy jiggy with your lady of choice, treat her to the Presidential suite at $1,000 a night.

The Wedding Palace, probably one of the most iconic and most photographed buildings in Ashgabat; the city itself holds the Guinness World Record for having the highest concentration of white marble buildings.

It is colloquially known as "The Palace of Happiness", with seven banquet rooms and 36 shops which provide all the necessary items of wedding services; dress shops, decorations, ethnic jewellery, photo studio, and a beauty salon, not an Ann Summers boutique in sight! and no doubt a complete tinternet block of LoveHoney.(double explanation mark)!

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古朴横山寺

bxt — Fri, 02 Oct 2026 22:11:45 GMT

国庆节的第二天，天气额外晴朗，蓝天白云的，温度不冷不热太适合出游了，我查了一下大众点评，发现原来横山寺是收费的，当时80元每人呢，现在竟然是免费的景点，这个福利真是太好了，想想如果两个人去玩的话，以前可是要160元哦！如今省下这么大一笔还不赶紧过去溜达溜达。😊

话说其实以前我们去的横山寺就是横山寺北普陀主题文化公园，去了几回，当初游览的都是横山寺的公园而并没有到真正的横山寺，因为以前来的时候，走在里面，景区实在是太美啦，每个景点都走到的话也要小半天的时间，而且走走累了之后，想到车还停在门口，还的折返，于是差不多到了一半左右就回去了，所以虽然来了几次，竟然没有到真正的横山寺里看看。

今天我们导航直接到了横山寺停车场，然后老头子发现有很多车还可以往里面开，他就跟着也开了上去，大约2公里左右，结果车直接开到了横山寺寺庙底下的停车场，而且还发现，从横山寺停车场出发，可以慢慢的将车开回到景区大门。也就是说如果累了，就可以开车到下一个景点，开车进来相当于自驾观光车，这可真是太方便了！

要知道以前之所以没走到横山寺这里，就是太远了，走的有点累，没到终点就都回去了。横山寺建在横山脚下，这是一座典型的北方汉传寺院，坐北朝南，顺着山坡往上修建，采用一条中轴线，东西两边左右对称的格局，沿着台阶往上走，“横山寺”三个大字映入眼帘。

横山寺台阶的前面是一个大广场，其中有个巨大石头，上面书写着“越来越好”
游客们纷纷打卡拍照，希望以后的日子真的越来越好。

沿着台阶走上去，两侧有两个巨石大象，大象是吉祥如意的象征。横山寺古朴壮观，四进院落十分的庄严，因为寺内有诸多佛像，没有进去拍照。第一进院落就是山门殿，与天王殿。院内天王殿供奉着四大天王与弥勒菩萨，也就是在这一院落，访客们可以焚香许愿，因此院内香烟缭绕，好多人在为家人或为自己祈福许愿。

院落两侧设有钟鼓楼，东侧为钟楼，西侧为鼓楼，晨钟暮鼓是寺院的传统规制。这里是整座院落的门户，以礼仪，迎纳为主。穿过天王殿是横山寺的核心院落，大雄宝殿。寺院的大部分佛事法会在这里举行。后面的三进四进院落逐渐安静，没有上去。寺院一层一层，功能划分清晰，保留了传统寺庙的规制，又满足了游客们游览的需求。

从横山寺出来便是正式进入了横山寺北普陀主题公园啦，这里面修建的十分漂亮，真是一步一景。园内有一个周围树木环绕，亭台楼榭建于其中的湖，湖里有着很多很多大量的锦鲤，各种颜色都有，非常壮观。特定的湖里游人还可以划船欣赏整个园林风光。

湖里的鱼大多数是放生的鱼，游客们有带食物或者买点鱼食喂给小鱼，所以这里的鱼是又大又肥。在放生池的一边，我还看到了一块巨石，上面写着字。

放者生，生者放，生生放放。
生者放，放者生，放放生生。

一座石拱桥，桥上有廊亭，还有一座底座类似于船型的画舫，仿佛置身于江南水乡美景，如果这里穿上汉服一定很应景。

就连白墙上的门都别具一格，有葫芦形的，有桃子形的，都是吉祥寓意的写照。更有爱美的姐姐们在此拍照，留下欢声笑语。

在一座长廊处，还发现了这里展览了很多的横山寺拍照的一年四季风景图，景色优美，还有一些石磨石槽子成为了展览品。石磨据说象征着时来运转，很多人都会去拉一下，摸一摸，让自己年年走好运。

还有一个角落被称作毛球公社，看起来应该是消费的区域，里面可以搭帐篷。

园区内一步一景，再往前走就进入到了渡海寺区域，这里有高大壮观的观音像，也是横山寺北普陀文化主题公园的重要的一部分，更多的详细信息还要关注下文哦，今天就介绍到这里啦，祝诸位假期愉快，尽享喜乐！

把太阳纹在身上

jychbetter — Fri, 02 Oct 2026 19:42:12 GMT

各位小伙伴们好！你们有纹身吗？友哥没有，也不敢纹，怕被亲妈打的连她也认不得我。今天友哥遇到了一名，赞比亚当地人，他有纹身。他只分享了，这是好的寓意。可能说太多，怕我不明白吧。欢迎继续阅读了解！文中还有另外照片呢哦！

据说，纹身最早在女性的木乃伊身上发现过。我国古代，在犯人脸上刺字，也算是早期的纹身。

现代，有更多的人纹身，为了彰显个性。友哥觉得最厉害的纹身，是在《越狱》中，把地图纹在身上了。

抖音上，还有段子，到纹身店，让技师照着手机图案纹，结果手机锁屏了，技师纹的是锁屏图案。哈。

各位小伙伴们，你们对纹身，有什么样的看法呢？

接下来，欣赏另外风格的照片。

友哥在某现场的时候，发现空中有一种鸟，在盘旋，友哥拿出手机，手动追踪拍摄，拍摄了一些照片，把模糊的删除掉，分享一下比较清晰的照片。据说，华为发布mate 90系列了，是不是拍照更清晰了呢？期待网络大神测试。

请欣赏照片：

欢迎持续关注友哥，带你领略非洲的赞比亚。

好了，各位小伙伴们，友哥今天就分享到这里吧！明天见！祝各位小伙伴们天天快乐，天天好心情！

Greetings from Warsaw – the New York of Europe

phortun — Fri, 02 Oct 2026 13:36:42 GMT

Hey there my Hive friends and followers!

My family and I just got back from a short but very nice trip and I thought it would be a good excuse to finally post something on my blog again as it’s been ages since I last wrote anything here.

The destination of our trip was Warsaw — a city I had heard a lot about and had actually even visited briefly many years ago while passing through on a bus from Prague to Vilnius. I knew the city was famous for its impressive high-rise downtown, which has even earned it the nickname “the New York of Europe,” and that was exactly what we came for — the stunning views and the big-city atmosphere :)

And you bet that, in that respect, Warsaw really delivered. I booked three nights in a nice and cozy apartment on the 20th floor of one of the older skyscrapers right in the city center, so we had some pretty decent views straight from the windows and balcony but we also checked out some of the city’s well-known viewpoints, including the one in the PKiN (Palace of Culture and Science).

Without further ado, here are a few shots of some of Warsaw’s iconic architecture, taken from different heights and angles :)

I hope you enjoyed this little tour of the city’s downtown. We actually visited the Old Town as well and I hope to post some pictures from there too. Hopefully, it won´t take me forever again :)

My visit to the rural area of Quebrada de Ño Carlo and its beautiful landscapes (Eng - Esp)

belkyscabrera — Fri, 02 Oct 2026 05:06:18 GMT

INGLÉS

Hello, fellow travelers! It is a pleasure to greet you and share my visit to a rural area of the Libertador municipality in Sucre state. During my time there, I had the opportunity to explore various areas—all of them truly beautiful, especially thanks to their natural surroundings. Most are situated near rivers and streams; during the rainy season, the rivers swell, and the resulting lush vegetation and colorful flowers enhance the landscape. It was my first time visiting this part of Sucre state, and I absolutely loved it. After exploring Tunapuy—the capital—I headed toward the Ño Carlo stream area. It is a place of beautiful scenery and incredible mountain views; along the way, I admired the lush vegetation, the grass-covered mountains, and the stunning landscape set against a spectacular blue sky filled with clouds.

With the aim of exploring this beautiful area, we decided to cover part of the route on foot; after walking along the main road, we took a path toward the Ño Carlos ravine. The views were spectacular, with abundant vegetation lining both sides of the road. Since the rainy season had begun, the stream had swollen slightly, and the surrounding area was lush with plants—including crops like plantains and papayas bearing fruit. The landscape grew increasingly beautiful as we moved forward, and the dense vegetation accompanied us for much of the journey. After walking for about 45 minutes, we reached the rural settlement, where most of the houses featured lovely front gardens filled with colorful flowers that offered a warm welcome.

ESPAÑOL

Hola amigos viajeros es un placer saludarles y compartir mi visita a una zona rural del municipio Libertador en el estado Sucre, durante mi visita a este municipio, tuve la oportunidad de recorrer diferentes zonas y debo decir que son muy bonitas, especialmente por los entornos naturales, la mayoría de ellas se ubican cerca de ríos y quebradas y en la temporada de lluvia, los ríos crecen y por ende la vegetación y coloridas flores embellecen el paisaje. Es la primera vez que visito esta parte del estado Sucre y me encantó, luego de recorrer Tunapuy, la capital, me dirigí hacia la quebrada de Ño Carlo, un pequeño pueblo que tiene hermosos paisajes, evincreíbles vistas de la montaña durante el trayecto pude observar la hermosa vegetación, la montaña cubierta de grama y el hermoso paisaje con un espectacular cielo de color azul y muchas nubes.

Con la idea de recorrer y explorar esta hermosa zona, decidimos hacer parte del trayecto caminando, luego de recorrer la carretera principal, tomamos un sendero hacia la quebrada de Ño Carlos, las vistas son espectaculares con muchas vegetación a ambos lados de la carretera, como ya inició el tiempo de lluvia, la quebrada ha crecido un poco y alrededor de ella muchas plantas, incluso cultivos como plátano y lechosa dan sus frutos; a medida que avanzábamos el paisaje era más hermoso y la tupida vegetación nos acompañó durante un largo trayecto, tras caminar aproximadamente 45 minutos llegamos al campo, la mayoría de las casas tienen hermosos jardines en el frente, con coloridas flores que dan una cálida bienvenida.

From various houses, one can enjoy different views of the mountain ⛰️. I headed to the back of one of the houses and observed the nearby stream, as well as the shrubs and small plants growing around it. I then walked through the garden, where a beautiful red flower caught my eye; it grows in clusters, and the plant reaches a considerable size—between 3 and 5 meters. Besides this plant, there were others such as crotons, lilies, and various crops. The land here is exceptionally fertile, allowing families to cultivate staple foods—including cassava, pumpkin, coconut, avocado, and plantain—in small garden plots.

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A Stroll Through the Agua Viva Roundabout in Cabudare [ENG/ESP]

gpache — Fri, 02 Oct 2026 03:21:00 GMT

Greetings, fellow travelers in this community! I wish you all the best this Thursday—good health and well-being to everyone.

Today I’m stopping by to share some photos of the roundabout located at the end of Hermano Nectario María Avenue, better known as “La Ribereña.”

This roundabout directs traffic from Barquisimeto heading toward Agua Viva, toward Fermín Toro University, and south toward the UCLA School of Veterinary Medicine.

Previously, the area enclosed between the avenues was overgrown with weeds and not open to the public, but a few years ago, resources were invested to transform it into a sort of sports and recreation park for children, young people, and older adults, who enjoy taking walks there in the late afternoon.

The area features several indoor soccer fields, as well as spaces for skateboarding, basketball, and volleyball, and it also has equipment for people to exercise, much like an open-air gym.

Younger children also enjoy the equipment specially designed for them, running along the walking paths and riding their bikes. Best of all, there’s a parking lot for people coming from far away.

Currently, there are a few kiosks selling food and drinks, which is very important for people who spend a lot of time there exercising or playing sports.

Near the roundabout is a small plaza dedicated to the memory of a great Venezuelan singer-songwriter named Alí Primera. There you can see the benches, the cobblestone walkway, and a small bust of the artist. Behind that plaza is a community named after him.

The time people prefer to visit this park is after 4:00 p.m., when the sun is less intense, although these days the sun is setting a little later and the heat lingers well into the evening.

As I was wrapping up my walk around the roundabout, evening was falling, and I managed to capture a beautiful image of the sunset here.

I’ll say goodbye for now, and we’ll meet again another time.
Blessings to all.

Photos taken with a Samsung Galaxy A26
Cover designed with Canva
Text translator used: Deepl

Version en Español

De paseo por la redoma Agua Viva de Cabudare

Saludos amigos viajeros de esta comunidad, les deseo lo mejor en este jueves con buena salud y bienestar para todos.

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Travel Digest #3058

worldmappin — Fri, 02 Oct 2026 13:03:00 GMT

Introduction

Hey, hey! This is @gabrielatravels, and I am excited to bring you a brand new edition of #TravelDigest! ❤️

Today's post is going to take you on a virtual tour with stops at a temple in India, a monument in Turkmenistan, and a lagoon in Venezuela. We also have the honourable mentions, where you can get a few more travel postcards from Russia, Venezuela and Spain, so don't forget to check these posts too! 😊

All featured posts are visible on the Editors Choice Map and upvoted by @worldmappin, our curation trail, and potentially @blocktrades. For more travel digests check out #traveldigest.

Our winners today

🥇 Wrapped in divine grace and endless peace - The Golden Temple, Amritsar by @steemflow

The place took me by surprise, after landing in Amritsar, late at night. I made a quick plan to visit the place early morning. Basically I wanted to see the shrine, illuminated in lights. I have been told that for non sikh people the best time to visit is at night when lights were. The temple is best viewed at night because strategic lighting makes the gold plated structure and its reflection in the holy water shine with a magical, glowing beauty. Those who advised me was not wrong, as I witness the entire place gleaming in golden as soon I step Inside.

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🥈 Just a few big lumps snapped from The Alem Centre Ashgabat. by @grindle

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🥉 Un domingo tranquilo (ESP/ENG) by @arteyviajes

The place is a popular resort, but we were lucky that people didn't start arriving until after 2:00 p.m., by which time we were already leaving. Of course, before we left, we ate some hot dogs they sell there.

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Honorable Mentions

Monument, Kirov, Russia by @apnigrich
Park, Puerto La Cruz, Venezuela by @ramisey
Street, Caracas, Venezuela by @saavedraa
Park, Puerto La Cruz, Venezuela by @yesenia.romero
Town, Anento, Spain by @palomap3

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Discoveries at Ayacucho Park (Eng/Esp)

ramisey — Fri, 02 Oct 2026 01:43:12 GMT

## English version

Cities are constantly renewing themselves and modernizing as new buildings are constructed while others are torn down. Everything evolves, for better or for worse, and that is currently happening in Cumana and its surroundings. Just because we’ve seen a place before doesn’t mean it will remain the same, because even nature transforms, causing us to perceive something different with every glance.

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On my recent stroll through Ayacucho Park, I enjoyed walking along the banks of the Manzanares River; the waters looked murky with their brown color but conveyed a sense of tranquility as they flowed gently by. Meanwhile, the sky was a brilliant blue, framing small white clouds that looked enchanting from where I stood.

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It was a cool day, so I ventured to the end of the road, the area where the skateboarders used to hang out. To my surprise, the skatepark was gone—they’d completely torn it down. I don’t know why, but there were construction materials lying around, which suggests the city plans to build something new there.

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What stood out most was the felling of several trees in the surrounding area, especially in Ayacucho Park near the playground. Ever since a branch fell on a woman several months ago, killing her instantly, a campaign has been underway to cut down large trees—a move that has sparked mixed reactions among residents because no public consultation was held before proceeding with the deforestation.

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Now the park has a new look—on the one hand, it’s cleaner, with no leaves or other debris from the trees, but the shade is gone as well, and with it the birdsong and the greenery that delight the senses. Without the trees, the park’s spaces look empty, as if they were extensions of a city framed by iron and concrete. So this scene gave me cause to reflect on life and its dynamism.

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## Versión en Español

Las ciudades se renuevan constantemente, se modernizan porque se construyen nuevas edificaciones en tanto se derrumban otras. Todo va evolucionando, para bien o para mal, y eso actualmente ocurre en Cumaná y sus alrededores. No porque hayamos observado un lugar anteriormente significa que permanecerá igual porque incluso la naturaleza también se transforma y hace que en cada mirada se perciba algo diferente.

En mi reciente paseo por el parque Ayacucho, disfruté de la caminata por las Riberas del Río Manzanares, las aguas lucían turbias por su color marrón pero transmitían tranquilidad al correr de forma sosegada. Por su parte, el cielo me daba su mejor azul que enmarcaba pequeñas nubes blancas, se veían encantadoras desde mi posición.

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A Little Bit of Everything in One Day 🎉

jessmcwhite — Fri, 02 Oct 2026 04:35:12 GMT

Hey guyss, it's been quiet so late to drop this blog because of so many major events happening in our campus right now. But here, let me show what I've been to last Saturday.

Last Saturday Pastor Jose and family received an invitation to a double birthday celebration in their in laws' parents which is located in Cayacay, Alicia. Before we travelled to the said place we bought cake in Purple Yam Guindulman and since I saw this ube messy mini cup I asked nanay to buy me one ahaha because I only had little during our breakfast and so cravings satisfied after all haha

Upon arriving at the place, I was amazed by this Upo (belong to the squash family) they're growing healthy, actually this place is full of veggies garden I wasn't able to take other pictures since the program had began.

Meet Dave, his grandmother on his mother side and his brother Jireh Luke, this is in front of their house.

and that's how fast, it's time to say good bye. Because we still have bible study by 2pm so we we're kind of in a hurry and just how fast the time changes, I**'m so sad for a bit but I am grateful that I was able to be here again and meet again a long time no see friend of mine.**

https://youtu.be/0G70ovtiYfY?si=MxcZd0qKt8dOOQ9P
Here's a clip of the beautiful mountains that surround this Barangay which is the famous Alicia Panoramic Park.

After the Bible study, I went to Bunhayag with the kids there, and I had a great time with them, I reviewed our lessons last week and they we're able to answer I'm so happy. And after almost an hour I have to leave now because we still have one more event to attend to.

So this is the event. It was an advance marriage Celebration of couple who's about to leave last Sunday, this was the moment of the guy's testimony. He is an engineer and introvert person who have found love in the deepest part of the Philippines.

Meet them, these are the Figues family and soon to be Knecht family. Ma'am Algray is one of the teacher of my high school (school) and she net Jeff her other half in a dating app. But before they met each other both of them prayed to God to finally met the person that was meant for them and one thing I have learned here is that prayer really really works and it doesn't just stopped there for a month but it should be consistent and with a heart of perseverance and dependence to God and above all trusting that God will grant the desires of our heart if we delight ourselves in Him this can be read in Psalms 37:4. My heart is super grateful for being part of this event, such an amazing love story built by God through answered prayer 🙏🏼

That would be all for today, it's raining here and I hope all is well for everyone!

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