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This feeling\u00a0inspired me to share with my readers what I know about Mendoza and what this incredible province can offer to the visitor.\u00a0I can definitely say I I would like to design a blog that captivates the viewer since they first glance at it. Therefore, the pictures should be striking: beautiful landscapes, majestic mountains, wild rivers. All these elements should be combined with an adequate background and appropriate contrast. I would like the pictures in the home page to change constantly, as in Forbes Travel Guide Blog. <\/a><\/p>\n My goal is to give general information about Mendoza in my own words and view: its history, ancient\u00a0monuments, universities, outdoor activities, gastronomy and wine industy, among others. The blog, however, is not intended to give information about hotels and accomodation, rates per night<\/a>, etc.<\/p>\n Finally, there are two sections that cannot miss in my blog: one where readers can learn about me (about section<\/a>), so as to make my work transpartent, and a contact me<\/a> section, where\u00a0readers can\u00a0post comments or contact me for further information about the places I describe in my blog and their feelings about my publications.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Being away from my country and especially from Mendoza, my native province, is teaching me to appreaciate my own culture and\u00a0hometown. “You don’t realize what you have until it’s gone,”\u00a0goes the saying. Although Mendoza is not gone from my life … Continue reading