Tatiana Guseva

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We are collecting equipment for Latin America. I decided to approach this train responsibly, and instead of the usual “it will do,” I finally chose good quality items. Freezing in the mountains or pedaling in the wet is undoubtedly heroic and adds real adventure to life, but why suffer if you can not suffer, especially when you are planning a trip for 5-6 months.

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And don’t even get me started on the weather

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supercast is actually my dream business - sustainable - passionate users - helps to grow neutral protocols

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hi warpcast friends- today is my first day as the new COO at ENS Labs 🫡 i am very excited to focus my energy on building (apps!!!>>) and i know there are lots of you here that have perhaps work with ens already or could be great partners one day :))) i would also really love to meet more COOs in crypto- pls tag / DC me!!!!

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Exactly one year ago, my friends, I set off on my most epic journey across Europe, almost 11,000 kilometers long - the "Tur de Huy". With the goal of reaching the glorious Belgian city of Huy and using all 90 days of the Schengen visa to the maximum. Those who traveled with Tanya for more than three months then remember the deserted landscapes of Tuscany, and the Albigensian fortresses of the south of France, and the snow-white cities of Andalusia, and Cape St. Vincent, and the Douro Valley in Portugal. Small Spanish towns and villages. Breakfast in La Rochelle. The castles of the Loire and the tomb of Richard the Lionheart. The most famous castle in the world, Mont Saint-Michel. The coast of Normandy. The majestic Rhine. The Swiss mountains. The Dolomites. Slovenia, Croatia and Montenegro. And the epic return on a broken bike to Albania.

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My take on FC’s unspoken etiquette after 20+ months here: - Debate ideas, not people. Never engage in ad hominem attacks. Don’t let your ego take things personally. Everyone must leave feeling smarter, not angrier. - Make a genuine effort to steelman opposing views before replying. Find your own blind spot, even if buried deep. Assume good and sincere intentions in others. - Take this as an experimental lab to get to the truth together, rather than to prove anyone wrong. Treat it as a PvE game, not Squid Games. What else?

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how it feels wen you make your first frame

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WORKING TIP ON HOW TO ALWAYS BE READY FOR SUMMER. Even if you are too lazy to count calories and understand nutrition. ❗REMOVE ALL SNACKS❗ Yes, an apple is a snack. Half of the meal eaten for the child is a snack. Cappuccino - snack. One candy is a snack. Trying shawarma from a friend is a snack. Soda is a snack. Tea with sugar is a snack. And even carrots are a snack.

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In preparation, I'm not only trying to learn at least something in Spanish, but I've also restructured my training programs. I think everyone knows that I'm used to training twice a day. Usually, these are two workouts in the gym + 2-3 times a week, instead of the second gym, I would ride a bike at home on the trainer. Now I do the following per day: - One workout on the trainer in the morning - One strength training workout in the gym - One evening light training on a bike outside: it's exactly 10 km from my house to the Kremlin along the embankment one way. It's twenty if you ride there and back. Yesterday I set a record: 21 km at an average speed of 32.9 km per hour. I've never ridden so fast - and this means that my strength programs are working. In the gym: in the video, the bench press is 55 kg for 8. I am slowly getting back my strength, which was lost in Cuba and South Korea. I think by winter I will get back my bench press to 85-90 kg, and then I will be able to ride a bike anywhere.

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What an interesting building😍

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so beautiful...

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Welcome back! The days are going great, finally made it to China. Excited to see what's happening here

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SHANGHAI Come on, I'm in China! It's national weekend in China. Once you get off the subway, you find yourself in the very center of the human maelstrom - a crowd of joyful, festively dressed subjects of the Celestial Empire moves along the blocked pedestrian street, in the direction of the Waitan embankment.

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DAY 20. SEOUL. It's an amazing feeling, friends, to return to the city you left a few weeks ago. Everything around you stays exactly the same, but you change yourself. The streets with brightly coloured signs over the shops no longer catch your eye in an attempt to draw you to the stalls of the previously unseen.

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SORAKSAN - CHUNCHEON For the day: 132km A great day, two kilometres of vertical climbing! And not alone, but with an honourable escort in the person of a young lieutenant of the South Korean Air Force. Almost like North Korea, only you can do what you want - both on the road and with him!

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DAY 16. SOKCHO Today I stayed in Sokcho to sleep, sort out my affairs and figure out where and how to go further. Sixty kilometers ahead is the border with North Korea, and along the sea, which has been so pleasing for the last few days.

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DAY 14. HUPO - SAMCHEOK Per day: 120km Total: 1215km Today I decided to visit one interesting park. I think you will realize what kind of park it is by the photos.

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Far away Where the sky ends You'll find A crab paradise. Dot on the map: 36°21′33.68″N 129°23′25.84″E

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Thank you so much! It's really a wonderful trip.

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Yeah, I like it too. I always wanted to visit this country and my wish came true. 😍

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