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Bangkok Day 3: Elephants and Floating Market
Hey Hive! It's another blog about our Bangkok trip on October 2023. Today, allow me to share with you two of our remaining itinerary for our 3rd full day in Bangkok. Actually…
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This museum was once a train station [ENG|ESP]
My way of traveling has changed. Until a few years ago, before going to a place I didn't know, I would do some research on the city's most iconic…
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A Dream Destination Turned Reality — South Farm & Prawn Farm, Panglao-Bohol
Let me introduce you to one of Panglao’s most beautiful gems — *South Farm and Prawn Farm…
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Travel Digest #2820
Introduction Hello everyone! This is @ybanezkim26 and I'll present today's edition of Travel Digest. In our featured posts, we have a coast in Concepcion, Chile, a volcano in…
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Our Simple Edible Fern Garden Growing Near Home Providing Fresh Food Comfort and Everyday Peace of Family
Hello, my dear hive gardeners. Life became busy and some days felt heavier than usual. During times…
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There Is No SINGLE Best Way To Start Seeds. OR, Is There?
There's all kinds of advice for how BEST to start your seeds indoors.* For me, after a few different trial and error attempts…
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A small temple in the countryside, over 100 years old : Wat Pa Ha, Chiang Mai, Thailand.
Hello everyone. How are you today? I hope all is well with you and your family. In this post, I'll take everyone to see a small temple in the countryside. This temple is called…
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Garden Blessings: January 2026
All bad things will pass, right? So will the various difficulties in the garden. And, I believe the more we learn, the more blessed we can be.…
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Updates: Pitchers, Venus, Binata, and Mary Jane
What did you eat? Pitcher plants are limited to what fits or what does not. The Sarracenia is doing quite well, each pitcher is about seven to eight inches tall.…
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The Last 3 Things I Bought For My Garden
I'm not one to buy things; in fact, I'm quite conventional when it comes to gardening and making the most of what's available. But it turns…