This was the closest thing to a mistake I could find and it boils down to "English is hard":
Instead of
> I tried for the first time e-bikes in the mountains on Voltigno plateau
Try:
> I tried riding e-bikes for the first time in the mountains on the Voltigno Plateau
It typically flows better if you put the prepositional phrase after the direct object in English, but there's nothing wrong with the way you wrote it. Keep it up!
@paulox great article! I really like the last line, “I’m sure I’ve made several mistakes in this article and I thank you if you point them out to me but I decided it was better to publish it like this than not to publish it at all.” … I didn’t find any mistakes, but I agree that putting something out there that isn’t perfect is better than waiting for perfect. Now, I need to try and get my year in review finished 😁
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