Hello and welcome to the community @CarlosCantarey. I’m with you and share your love that my visit to a place matters and I couldn’t agree with you more about the importance of providing the most objective review possible helping both Maps users make informed decisions and helping the establishment if it’s good or deserves recognition. Well done Carlos!
@RobertoGonzalezHdz, Congratulations once again on being featured in the introduction post! I have both participated in and led several heritage walks, and I find uncovering the hidden stories behind historical sites truly fascinating. It’s wonderful to know that you share the same passion! Recently, I started posting under Heritage of Her, where I explore historical places built by women. One of my posts features Heritage of Her: A Heritage Walk to Raushanara Garden, Delhi. Have you come across any historical site that was built or designed by a woman?
Thank you! It’s Nichupte lagoon in Cancún, Mexico.
Thank you Erna! 
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Haha yes, horseback archery has been my sport since I came to know it. You develop mind, body and spirit all in one. 
Gracias!
@Murat, it’s great to see your introduction! Please check out the main post. You can edit your post to add a horizontal (landscape) photo of yourself.
I have actively participated in and led numerous heritage walks, and I find discovering the hidden stories behind historical sites absolutely fascinating. It’s great to know that you share the same passion! Recently, I began posting under Heritage of Her, where I highlight historical places built by women. One of my posts features Heritage of Her: A Heritage Walk to Raushanara Garden, Delhi. Have you ever come across a historical site that was built or designed by a woman?
Welcome to connect @RobertoGonzalezHdz 
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Many many Congratulations 
for being featured in Connect post, thanks @Ivi_Ge for sharing with us.
Could you share more details, @Yusufmolla.604? The image alone doesn’t give much context about the place or its history.
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Hi @RobertoGonzalezHdz welcome to local guide connect nice to meet you,
I have never come across a historical place that was built or designed by a woman. I’d like to see that. For thousands of years, women have always been seen as second-class beings. In the Ottoman Empire, women were not counted in the census, only men and animals. For a certain period in ancient Rome, women were not even given names, but were given names such as Prima Seconda, meaning “First, Second”. Women were numbered according to their birth order. This tradition is still practiced among Arabs today. For example, Rabia means “fourth”. Vahide, Saniye, Selase, Rabia.
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What a surprise! Before learning this, I was considering Rabia and Vahide as names, but today I discovered that they are actually numbers. Thanks, @Murat, for sharing these historical facts!
I also love to explore Historical Sites
Nice to meet you @RobertoGonzalezHdz
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Thank you @Ivi_Ge for starting the April-2025 Introduction thread.
Welcome to the LG Connect community @CarlosCantarey