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The L.A. Artist Memorializing Residential Architecture Lost in the Fires
In the wake of destruction, Asher Bingham put out an offer on Instagram to draw homes that had been destroyed for free. The ...
We've hunted down the world's most UNLOVED countries
These are the world's most unloved and least-visited countries, based on visitor numbers from UN Tourism – and here's why you should consider them for your wish list.
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Louisiana has the distinction of having the largest bald cypress tree. Here's where it stands
Louisiana is home to one of the most fascinating natural wonders in America: The largest cypress tree in the U.S. Here's where to find it.
French politician calls for America to return Lady Liberty. Here's why it won't happen
A French politician has suggested the U.S. is no longer worthy of keeping the Statue of Liberty. The White House brushed back ...
Square René-Viviani and its flowering trees, the unusual garden with the oldest tree in Paris
Located just a stone's throw from Notre-Dame de Paris, Square René-Viviani offers a unique bucolic setting in the heart of the capital. With prunus blossoms heralding spring and a robinia tree planted ...
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Pokémon Center Releases 8 New "Paw-Some" Plushies
A collection of paw-some Pokémon plushies has just been added to the Pokémon Center online store, including one accurately ...
Why Do We Leave Notes on Top of Mountains? It’s Personal.
For centuries, people have left all sorts of notes in summit registers. I looked through 100 years of love letters and spontaneous exaltation, including my own family's, to find out why.