The Best of Discovery-it #2125

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?

A freaky cup (oil on paper)

by @silviabeneforti

If you’re passionate about art, you shouldn’t miss this new post by silviabeneforti. “A new working week is just started, here the sun is shining on the sky and it's an hot day. Yesterday I cook jam thanks the (many) fruits my plum tree gave me this year. They are small fruits, small a little more than a cherry, and so I spent a lot of time ro remove the stones inside of them, but at the end the jam was very good and now 5 jars are ready. It was just the first part of fruits to cook, because the branches of my plum tree are still full of little plum fruits” the author told us.

Pancakes for My Kids' Lunch Box

by @rahiih

Today’s post by rahiih is dedicated to all cooking lovers. “This morning I decided to make pancakes because they are quick to prepare and children love them. The best thing about pancakes is that they are soft, delicious, and can be served with different fruits. They are also easy to pack in a lunch box” the author told us. Don’t miss the final result!

The Boroughs: Jubilación rebelde | Review [ENG-ESP]

by @davidpena21

“The series takes us to New Mexico, which is the perfect setting to explore, and many people today are drawn to that place. However, everything changes when they discover that something strange is happening in the streets and homes—such as disappearances and unexplained phenomena—leading these seniors to investigate. And this is where the questions arise: How is this happening? Who is behind it all?” this is how this new story by davidpena21 started. Don’t miss this interesting review!

At the Caracas Cable Car / En el Teleférico de Caracas

by @yorgar

If you’re passionate about traveling, you shouldn’t miss this new post by yorgar. “Cuando uno viaja a Caracas, lo primero que llega a nuestra mente es una urbe caótica, moderna y encerrada en sí misma, pero la verdad es que se trata de una ciudad caribeña; el mar no golpea su fachada, pero la gente se siente como de la costa. Pero al mismo tiempo, al mirar hacia arriba, nos encontramos con una montaña que supera los 2000 m de altura, regalándonos paisajes nublados y senderos mágicos que parecieran sacados de los Alpes europeos” the author said.

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