nferracin

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by nferracin 7y ago
Both are fine :)
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by nferracin 7y ago
Do you have any favorite you feel like suggesting? I've been there several times but never noticed them and even my Portuguese partner wouldn't know where to find one after many years living abroad.
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by nferracin 7y ago
> I can buy them in Portugal for 50p Can I ask you where? Also, in French of Portuguese? Moving to Portugal in 2020 and would love to know where to find books for cheap!
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by nferracin 8y ago
I also use a trello board. I have one column for each year, plus a wishlist column with short/mid/long term goals and a separate column just for travels that I want to do. Once a task is completed I mark it with the green label. I
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by nferracin 9y ago
After finding this ~2-months old Medium post* strongly advocating for showing pricing upfront, I'm now curious to know why they changed their "philosophy" and if and in what way it affected their pricing. * https:/&#x2F
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by nferracin 9y ago
In 5 days I found only one leopard, and it was fairly distant, I'm glad you could see one up close! I understand the pressure factor you mention, but at the same time I don't think that making it an exclusive expensive experience
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by nferracin 9y ago
Being Italian myself it makes me both angry and sad reading about what you experienced in your interviews. Beside what many already mentioned (developing games is actually quite complex, so keep doing that and don't hide it!) I'd
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by nferracin 9y ago
From my experience visiting Kruger earlier this year, the overcrowding problem is fixed by simply closing the gate after a certain quota is reached. I was there during a local holiday and they closed the gate at around 11am as enough people
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by nferracin 9y ago
Not sure what places you are referring to but I did a self-driven safari early this year in Kruger (South Africa) and even though it was definitely an expensive experience compared to the rest of my trip, it was well below that amount. Thes