I’ve spent the last three weeks brewing 5 g of Tieguanyin in three different pots—copper, stainless‑steel, and porcelain—while keeping leaf grade Grad
best way to plan a trip
i'm thinking of traveling to europe soon... maybe spain or italy. i've heard some people say you should just wing it and see where you end up, but others say you need to plan every detail or you'll miss out on stuff. what's the best way to do it? i dont want to be stuck in a tourist trap but at the same time i dont want to miss out on cool experiences...
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