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There are hundreds of beautiful, naturally created sites around the globe. Sadly, we often overlook some of the sites located closest to home - in our own backyards. If you’re a United States citizen you should definitely consider checking out some of America’s most incredible natural wonders. Located in Idaho, the City of [...] |
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Set deep in the heart of Utah’s famed Castle Country is the astounding Goblin Valley State Park. Thousands of years worth of wind and water have contributed to the natural formation of hundreds of astounding and incredible rock sculptures. The entire park is like a playground for the imaginative. These beautiful rock formations and coves are [...] |
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What’s a family vacation without the entire family? While some groups prefer sending Fido to the local kennel while they embark on a week or two of fun abroad, others prefer taking members of their extended family with them. Believe it or not, there are plenty of hotels around the world that welcome pets. Find out [...] |
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What is beautiful? Some people consider the human body an image of God, and therefore, a thing of beauty. However, since ancient times, humans have tried to change their physical appearances to achieve what they believed to be ultimate beauty. Here are five strange body-modifications performed in various parts of the world, in the name [...] |
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With so much controversy surrounding the new surveys for the 7 Wonders of the World, it was really no surprise to find that several countries and groups scrambled to put together their own lists of wonders. Canada, of course, was no exception, and in 1997 both the CBC Television show, The National, and the radio [...] |
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Not really a canyon, but rather a huge natural amphitheater, Bryce Canyon is the result of millions of years of wind, water and ice erosion, and more proof of Mother Nature’s incredible design talent. [Image credits] Bryce Canyon was named after the Mormon Pioneer Ebenezer Bryce and became a national park in 1924, when the increasing [...] |
