RE: Around The World: Challenge - #47
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Valldemosa is a tiny village nestled in the Sierra de Tramontana mountain range on the island of Mallorca. It has just over two thousand inhabitants and its physiognomy of stone houses and narrow streets adorned with flowers and plants is perfectly preserved, although its main attraction is La Cartuja, a monastery that dates from the 15th century and is famous for having housed the musician Frederic Chopin and the writer George Sand for a long period between 1838 and 1839. Both created an important part of their work during their stay at the Charterhouse. The building in the foreground is the aforementioned Charterhouse.
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Valldemosa es un pequeño pueblo enclavado en la Sierra de Tramontana de la isla de Mallorca. Cuenta con poco más de dos mil habitantes y se conserva perfectamente siendo su fisonomía de casas de piedra y calles estrechas adornadas con flores y plantas, aunque su principal atractivo es La Cartuja, un monasterio que data del siglo XV y que es famoso por haber albergado durante una larga temporada de 1838 y 1839 al músico Frederic Chopin y a la escritora George Sand. Ambos crearon en su estancia en la Cartuja una parte importante de su obra. El edificio en primer término es la mencionada Cartuja.
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Nice landscape. Too bad you didn't write it as a separate article. It definitely deserves more attention and votes.
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Thanks a lot for your advice. I will try to do next time, but it is always a matter of time, or better the lack of time.
Anyway I don’t know how to arrive of being rewarded faithfully. Sometimes I have published a more or less good quality text articles and very nice pictures and the rewards were really so poor. It’s obvious I don’t know the Hive system.
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The voting system on Hive is sometimes a "mystery" :-). A lot depends on the tags used, the time of publication, who follows you and a lot more. I can't predict what kind of response the article will have.