The Best of Discovery-it #1723

Hi there, welcome back to The Best of Discovery-it! All the best posts voted by the Discovery-it curator team will have their own dedicated space within the Hive blockchain. This digest intends to bring to light all those authors who often remain unnoticed and therefore reward all those who create quality posts, leading them to establish themselves on the platform. But that's not all!
After a careful selection, our curators will also choose the most deserving articles among all those voted to create a ranking of the Top posts of the day.
So who are today's winners?

Cutting trees in the garden to make a trellis for long beans

by @pichat

If you’re passionate about gardening, you shouldn’t miss this new post by pichat. “Today, I picked purple eggplants and made another long bean trellis and pollinated pumpkin flowers to make the pumpkins strong and not fall off. Before this, I never knew that. I only planted them. I thought that there would be insects to pollinate them, so I didn't pollinate them myself. But I saw that in my last planting, why did the pumpkins often wither and fall off?” the author said. Read the story to find out more!

Mediterranean Cruise: Venice (1)

by @zo3d

“In April 2023 my husband and I joined my parents on our first ever Cruise. We didn't know if we were "those type of people" but the adventure was exciting and worth a try. My folks had already done a couple cruises and convinced us it was the right way to see the world. So we went all in” this is how this interesting post by zo3d started. Don’t miss this great adventure!

Hiking in the Cerro Hotel Maracay: A Business Experience during Holy Wee

by @michell.brit

In this interesting post michell.brit shares with us a new adventure. “A group of hiking enthusiasts took this opportunity to organize a hike to the Cerro Hotel Maracay where we were all laughing and playing with each other as we climbed little by little, a popular destination for those seeking adrenaline and breathtaking scenery of the city of Maracay and its mountains or slopes on the sides” this is how the experience started.

[ITA/ENG] The snail’s lesson (La lezione della lumaca)

by @sissim72

“Yet, in our world, slowness is viewed with suspicion, almost as if it were a defect to be corrected. If you don't respond immediately to a message, you are absent-minded; if you don't produce enough at work, you are inefficient; if you walk slowly, you are annoying. But Seneca also wrote It's not true that we have little time: the truth is that we waste a lot of it” this is how this interesting post by sissim72 started. Read the story to find out more!

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