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  • History And Amazing Facts About Caves
    By: Cody | - History of caves

    Caves, ever since coming into existence, have played an important role in the history of life on earth. During the time of the early men, the caves provided shelter and protection to man from the wild. Sometime during the Stone Age period, caves influenced the ritual believes of the people. The inhabitants of Central America firmly believed that the caves were the path to the underworld. So, they felt that any spiritual practice done in the caves would get the attention o ...

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  • "ajanta And Ellora Caves "" Explore History"
    By: Flin Martyn | - The Ajanta Caves are in the Aurangabad district of Maharashtra, India. There are 29 rock-cut cave monuments which date from the 2nd century BC. The caves include paintings and sculptures considered to be masterpieces of both Buddhist religious art as well as frescos which are evocative of the Sigiriya paintings in Sri Lanka. Since 1983, the Ajanta Caves have been a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
    The caves are on a horse shoe shaped scarp. The most important and popular caves are the first, s ...

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  • Buddha Caves Tour - Perfect Blend Of Buddhist Architecture And Spirituality
    By: Harry Carlin | - Buddha caves tour in India enables you to relish the renowned caves of Lord Buddha. Most of the caves are furnished with several sculptures of Lord Buddha. Besides it you can also explore several enchanting temples of Buddha in the caves. The walls of Buddhist caves are engraved with different painting of Buddha in different postures. Thus you can easily relish the popular Buddha caves at diverse destinations of India. Most of Buddhist caves are located at Maharashtra in India.


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  • Mekong River Cruise
    By: Kamu Lodge | - Kamu Lodge, a unique adventure camp perched on the banks of the Mekong River, has launched a two-day journey deep into the heart of Lao culture and a Buddhist way of life that has remained almost unchanged for centuries.

    The traditional Lao long boat embarks at 9am from Luang Prabang and journeys upstream to Dan Village, a secluded place where locals are working to rebuild a Buddhist pagoda.

    The next stop is Doun Khoune, the private shrine of King Sisavangwatana, the l ...

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  • Two Jewels In Southern Oregon
    By: Anthony Connor | - The Oregon ability to embrace both nature and cultural experiences makes for quite a picturesque ambience indeed.The lush green forests, serene lakes like the Crater Lake, Mt Hoods majestic beauty and the mystique of the Oregon Caves provides a great scope for fun things to do in this state.

    Being in sync with nature through activities like river rafting down rapids, whale watching at Depoe Bay or simply climbing the sand dunes on the Oregon Coast, enhances the fun of being in a na ...

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  • Must Visit Of The Ajanta Caves
    By: Harry Carlin | - The Ajanta caves are located about 99 Kms away from Aurangabad area in the state of Maharashtra. The caves comprise of lots of paintings, statues of Lord Buddha, sculptures and so on. All these attractions are the best masterpieces of Buddhist creativity. Moreover, the caves were built in two stages like- first in around 200 BCE and second in around 600 BCE. Since 1983, the Ajanta caves have been a UNESCO World Heritage Site. If you are keen to know about more Ajanta caves then you can go for th ...
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  • 5 Reasons You Should Go Canyoning At Jenolan Caves
    By: Cameron Bruce | - Do you like caves? I mean, do you like caves as in abseiling down the cliffs, scrambling up inclines, squeezing through chimneys and climbing up ropes? Or would you rather avoid getting dust on your unbelievably white socks and not walk on anything that was not vacuumed? If the first statement makes your heart beat faster with excitement, then pencil into your travel itinerary canyoning at the Jenolan Caves. Here are 5 other reasons why the Jenolan Caves is the place for a real underground canyo ...
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  • Batu Caves - An Enchanting Adventure
    By: Pushpitha Wijesinghe | - From a small tin mining village to one of the major cities in South East Asia, Kuala Lumpur has grown to a modern metropolis in just about 150 years. One of the key features of this South Asian city is that it illustrates so much of ethnic diversity in unity. Malays, Chinese, Indians, and British colonials have all contributed to shaping Kuala Lumpur as it is seen today. Home to the world famous Twin Towers, this progressive metropolis is the financial, political, business and cultural capital o ...
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  • Exploring Oman Is The Best Way To Enhance Your Travel Experiences
    By: Sheikh Al Zubairi | - Muscat is the capital of Oman. It is situated in northeast Oman. The landscape of Muscat chiefly consists of the rocky Western Al Hajar Mountains. The city is on the Arabian Sea by the side of the Gulf of Oman in the closeness of the strategic passage of Hormuz.

    Volcanic rocks are noticeable in the Muscat area widening along the Gulf of Oman coast. Plutonic rocks make up the hills and mountains of Muscat and cover more or less 30 miles. South of Muscat, the volcanic rock stratum ...

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  • Wizardry In Stone - Mogalrajapuram Caves
    By: Pushpitha Wijesinghe | - Dated back to the 5th Century AD, the three rock-cut caves of Mogalrajapuram are about 5 km east from Vijayawada, located in the middle of the town of Kasthuribhaipet and bordered on all sides by buildings. These caves reflect the rock- cut architectural tradition found in abundance in India.

    Cut into a hillock, to create a structure, the rocks that are not part of the structure has been removed leaving only the architectural elements of the excavated interior. Most rock cut structu ...

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  • Visit The Enchanting Ajanta And Ellora Caves
    By: Aalia | - India is a famous tourist destination throughout world with its natural beauty and world class architectural marvels. From Mughal forts and palaces to British buildings, it has everything which you want to see. It is known and visited for caves also. Like Ajanta and Ellora caves India has many other caves also. Ajanta and Ellora Caves, Bagh Caves, Belum Caves, Edakkal Caves, Bhimbetka rock shelters, Kaviyoor, Krem Liat Prah, Borra Caves, Narthamalai, Robber's Cave, Barabar Caves are some other c ...
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  • Jenolan Caves, Blue Mountains, Nsw, Australia
    By: Sidney | - Over 250,000 visitors come to explore the Jenolan Caves every year. Located between Bathhurst and Katoomba on the far Western edge of the Blue Mountains, Jenolan Caves is one of Australia's premier country tourist spots.

    The network of caves that comprises Jenolan Caves is so huge; it has not yet been fully explored. Formed over many millennia through the slow dissolution of water soluble limestone deposits squeezed between solid, insoluble rock formations, the caves (known as "Kars ...

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  • Elephanta Caves In Mumbai - The Euphonic Stroke To The Human Minds
    By: Jack Olivor | - Since the primitive era man is found to be innately enthusiast about art and beauty. If one talks about the country India, many emperors have ruled the land, making the respective modifications according to their ideas and intellect. However, art and sculpture has always remained one of the most imperative points of their agendas spotlight. One of its marvellous illustrations is the rare and one of the most ecstatic caves of Elephanta.

    The distinctive caves of Elephanta are certa ...

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  • Kanheri Caves - A Mystical Experience
    By: Pushpitha Wijesinghe | - If you want a vacation with plenty of rich culture, entertainment, fine dining along with fast food, with a dash of hustle and bustle, then Mumbai will cater to your needs to a T. Being one of the most populous cities in the world, it is perhaps no surprise that Mumbai offers its guests a host of unique experiences. From bazaars glittering with sparkling trinkets to high class malls flaunting world class brands, from simple food stalls at street corners to international restaurants hailed the wo ...
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  • Have Fun At The Lascaux Caves
    By: Eyes Webmaster | - These caves are a setting of a complex of many caves in the southern western region of France, these are quite famous for its Paleolithic cave paintings. There are original caves which are located in the Mongnac village in the Dordogne department. This place also contains some of the best Upper Paleolithi art as well.

    The Lascaux caves have a lot of images of large animals and most of these animals are known for their fossil evidence since a lot of these animals are extinct ...

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  • Wayanad Attractions Offer Beauty, Adventure And Enjoyment
    By: caper | - Endowed with sheer natural beauty, Wayanad is a famous tourist destination of Kerala. It beckons you to enjoy its picturesque surroundings, gorgeous hills, pleasant climate, beautiful valleys, captivating wildlife, and many more attractions. Ideally located over the Western Ghats, this city is also known for its plantation crops and spices. You can buy aromatic and good quality tea, coffee, pepper, cardamom and rubber. The city is also called the land of paddy fields. Almost 36 % of the tribal p ...
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  • The Altamira Cave: The Wonder Of Spain
    By: Dan Cortese | - The Fantastic European Country

    Spain is one of the most visited countries in the world. This European country has a little bit of everything: thousands of museums that host impressive art collections, unique architectural styles, amazing cities and breathtaking landscapes. Every person that has visited Spain says that they will definitely try to go back there, at least one more time. This means that Spain charms you with its special spirit, with its traditions and customs. Doesnt ...

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  • Driftwood Shores Puts You On The Beach
    By: Cary Ordway | - The Oregon Coast, with its forests, beaches and jagged shoreline, is a big favorite for Northwest getaway travelers.

    The central Oregon Coast is no different - except that you start to encounter some things you don't see a lot of along the northern part of the coast. Sand dunes, for example, stretch for 40 miles south of Florence, Oregon, providing a recreation paradise for the ATV crowd as well as nature-lovers. Throw in a quaint historic downtown and 17 lakes and you can see why F ...

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  • Edakkal Caves "" A Glimpse Of Kerala"s Rich History
    By: Pushpitha Wijesinghe | - Keralas perfect climate could be one reason why no one living in the city is ever in a hurry to get anywhere. Known as the easy paced-city of India, almost everyone who visits these lush lands waxes poetic about Keralas hospitality. Blessed with stunning natural treasures such as waterfalls, meandering streams, fertile grasslands and soft sand beaches, Kerala has always been a land that has caught the eye of travellers and traders from time immemorial.

    Paying homage to Kerala ...

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  • Troglodyte Cave Life In France
    By: bicycle gourmet | -

    Our story begins long ago - Deep in the mists of time. Before the Horse n' Buggy. Before the motor vechile. Before even - gasp - the web! When they were people who lived in caves who were'nt Neanderthals or Cro-Magon; did'nt carry clubs, or wear animal skins. These sartorially advanced folks were the Troglodytes. Progressive. Insurgents. Non-conformists. The "under the radar" middle class of the Feudal System.


    As you doubtless recall from reading "History for Sm ...

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  • Massive Success In Network Business Comes From A Cave
    By: Joe Sommese | - Want to be the next network marketing pro out there? Maybe you just want to be a betternetworker. The secret is to keep moving towards success. On a recent trip to a mountain top cave, I learned another great lesson about building my home business. There are a lot of similarities between crawling through a deep dark cave and networking. In the beginning every thing is bright and sunny. I was very excited to start my spelunking, just as I was excited to start my career in network marketing. You ...
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  • Some Top Rate Gift Ideas For Males
    By: Brian J. Sedlar. | - Whatever the event is, people are often looking for great gift ideas for men. Purchasing a lovely gift for a man who means a lot to you, regardless of who he may be, is easier than you may think. There are various gifts that men like to get. They include outfits, cologne, sports memorabilia, and gift coupons. These divergent options will be studied further below.

    On a starting note, clothes make perfect gifts for males. You should have an idea of what size the man is as well as what h ...

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  • Seeking Blessings From Lord Murugesu
    By: Pushpitha Wijesinghe | - The Batu Caves, located a short drive out of Kuala Lumpur is a tourists attraction for two reasons: Firstly, due to the breathtaking natural rock formation, and secondly as a place of reverence for the countrys sizeable Hindu population. The caves made are formed from natural limestone by a slow process that scientists estimate took more than 400 million years. The name of the caves is taken from the nearby Batu River, which also lends its name to the village surrounding the hills.


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  • Man Cave Necessities - Top 5 Requirements For Your Manly Retreat
    By: Ellen Bell | - If you are thinking about creating the perfect spot where you can relax in comfort without the interruptions of your spouse or kids, then we have some tips for you. While each person has different ideas of what they really need in their man cave, there are some basic requirements that most everyone will want. Many men are now building their man caves some distance from the main living areas of their home, with privacy in mind. Such locations often include outbuildings like garages, sheds, or ...
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  • Creating An Eco Friendly Man Cave
    By: Ellen Bell | - Man caves are the places that men get away from the day to day grind and relax in comfort and seclusion. Common fixtures in man caves usually include big screen TVs, stereo systems, and a variety of other electronic and technological gadgets. Though the initial image of a man cave may seem anything but environmentally friendly, there are ways to create a manly retreat that makes a smaller eco footprint. After all, if you're building something new, why not make it as green as you possibly can? ...
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  • Majorca
    By: Ronnie David | - It is an island with an extent of over 80 kilometers. The coastline measures about 550 Km. Surrounded by the Mediterranean Sea, the island is well known for the beautiful coves and white sand beaches. There are Sierra de Tramuntana Mountains and nature reserves giving a glimpse of contrasting landscape.

    The island is also famous for the cultural festivals and activities going on throughout the year. Water sports like swimming, windsurfing, sailing, scuba diving are well known activi ...

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  • Interesting But Discrete Places To See In Beautiful Austria
    By: Cata Kostea | - Austria is a place that draws in a great number of travelers from all over the world throughout the year, because it is just such a great place to be in! Obviously, the grand majority of tourists are people who love to go snowboarding, skiing or other winter activities. Indeed, Austria is perfect for skiers, due to the numerous resorts situated in the impressive Austrian Alps. Tens of thousands of kilometers of ski runs welcome their users annually. However, since this land has an interesting hi ...
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  • Batu Caves- Home Of The God Of War
    By: Pushpitha Wijesinghe | - The religious site known as the Batu Caves is located in the Gombak District in Malaysia. The cave temples which can be found here are positioned within the massive limestone hill at the site. The name Batu Caves was given to these shrines due to its location which puts it within easy reach of the Batu River. Regarded as a Hindu worship site, these temples have been dedicated to the Hindu god called Lord Murugan. Probably the most colorful festive occasion linked to this temple is the Thai ...
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  • Composting Toilets - The Ultimate Gadget For Your Eco-friendly Man Cave
    By: Ellen Bell | - For literally hundreds of years, men have craved space of their own, a place to get away from their wives, children, and the stresses of everyday life. In centuries past, gentlemen would retire to libraries or smoking rooms to share a brandy and conversation with other men. In the last half of the 20th century, dens and basement rec rooms became a common hideout for the guys. Now in the 21st century, a new type of retreat is growing in popularity: the man cave.

    Man caves are, sim ...

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  • Enthralling Pandav Caves
    By: Pushpitha Wijesinghe | - Nashik, a city in Indias Maharashtra state is one of the nations most culturally significant cities. Among the most revered of Hindu sites, Nashik possesses a rich historical and legendary legacy. It is also a major tourist destination, particularly for Hindu pilgrims.

    The city of Nashik includes fascinating buildings and constructions of an earlier age, such as courtyard houses, winding narrow roads, lively bazaars and public courtyards.

    According to Hindu legen ...

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  • Temple Of Buddha * Caves Tour In India
    By: Chaman | - Covering Mumbai: the commercial capital of India with Elephanta Caves and Ajanta and Ellora Buddhist Caves

    MUMBAI, a major international airport and harbour. The city's rise from the dowry of a Portuguese queen to the country's foremost sea port, commercial centre and producer of maximum films in the world has been nothing short of meteoric. Mumbai's Gothic architecture is embodied in important buildings. magnificent caves of ELEPHANTA (9th to 12th century AD)- contains beautiful r ...

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  • Pandav Leni Caves "" An Ancient Site Of Buddhist Worship
    By: Pushpitha Wijesinghe | - A highly venerated holy site, the 1200 year old series of 20 caves was constructed by Buddhist Kings as a home for saints. Situated 8km to the south of Nashik, all travellers passing through the city should take the opportunity to visit this holy site. The caves are found on the side of Mt. Pandav after which the caves were also named. Exceptionally carved doorways combined with the many intricately created effigies make this a destination one to be remembered.

    The many caves that c ...

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  • Beer Caves- The Coolest Way To Chill Beer
    By: Jamie Hanson | - There's nothing like a chilled beer and beer caves or walk-in coolers ensure that your stock stays nice and chilled, all set for your customers. People like to bring home chilled beer and to drink at home than to refrigerate it to get cold. That means you need to be equipped.

    Why Buy Beer Caves?
    There are more than a few reasons to get a big cooler like this. The first is that the ingredients of the beer actually deteriorates each time it is chilled and then brought back to r ...

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  • Ohio Attractions: Exploring The Seven Caves Natural Landmark
    By: David H Urmann | - The Seven Caves Natural Landmark is a 100 year old private cave tourist park in Ohio. This landmark offers astonishing display of geological formations. It is a wonderful destination for nature enthusiasts who want to immerse in the beauty of nature. Many visitors explore the pristine nature setting and described it as Ohios Wonderland.

    Seven Caves is what they called it way back in 1928. Now it is called Cave Canyon offering fantastic views of caves, cliff tops and valleys. It ...

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  • Aruba For A Worthwhile Vacation
    By: David H Urmann | - Attractive resorts, peaceful surroundings, and enjoyment collectively describe this little paradise called Aruba. Aruba has a subtropical climate suitable for many fun activities.

    Aruba is a little, popular island resort of the Netherlands Antilles situated just north of Venezuela. It has been a favorite getaway place for many people from different walks of life because of its beautiful tourist attractions.

    Unique and attractive scenic cites are abundant, such a ...

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  • Indian Constitution: How It Works
    By: Sonal Arya | - India is a democratic country with sovereign socialist secular parliamentary form of government. As it is a republic country, it is governed under the supervision of Indian constitution. This constitution was adopted by the constituent assembly way back on 26th of November, 1949. But it came in to effect only on 26th of January, 1950, when India declared it self as a republic.

    The constitution forms the backbone of the nation and defines the fundamental principles, the prerogative ...

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  • A Few Things To Know About Caves
    By: Aydan Corkern | - When you go into a cave, it might have water coming out of its walls, and it can be very dark in there. You can see some amazing things in there that will amaze you. You can end up in a different place, like further in the woods that you have not been before or in the part of the woods that you have been and are familiar with. Sometimes cave may not have another way out of them. They might only have one entrance, which is also the exit. You need to watch your step because there can be holes that ...
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  • The Beauty Of Cave Water Diving
    By: Aydan Corkern | - Are you a swimmer or a diver? Do you swim to just have fun or do you do it for sport? If you are a diver, do you do this for fun or do you take people into caves to dive? Whatever you do, always remember to use any and all means to stay safe. When you decide to try to go cave diving, you will need to find a person that has the right training with all the papers that will show that they know how to do this kind of diving.

    Cave diving is a form of technical dive, which means that th ...

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  • Spanish Troglodytes - The Cave Dwellers Of Guadix
    By: Alan Liptrot | - On the A92 between Granada and Almeria you'll come across Guadix, which is famous for the Jarra Accittanas. These ornate terracotta vases are used for wedding guests to carry their gifts for the bride and groom (no-one ever receives a TV for a wedding present in Guadix). Despite this unusual tradition and the pretty streets and buildings, the town is better known for its cave houses.

    You can find 'La Barriada de Las Cuevas' in the north of the town, and as you're walking around yo ...

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  • Garden Route Self-drive Tours
    By: Lulie Swanepoel | - Positioned between the Outeniqua Mountains and the Indian Ocean, the Garden Route is a paradise of tranquil lakes, rivers, ancient indigenous forests, coastal fynbos, exquisite shorelines and majestic mountain scenery. It offers much to sightseers, and it's also an action-packed playground for adventure-junkies and eco-tourists. It's a region that simply must be seen by visitors, and a self-drive tour of the area is an ideal way of appreciating its full magnificence at your own tempo.

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  • Kuala Lumpur Is The Capital Of Malaysia
    By: Douglas Scott | - Kuala Lumpur is the capital and the largest city of Malaysia. Kuala Lumpur is one of the three Malaysian Federal Territories. It is an enclave within the state of Selangor, on the central west coast of Peninsular Malaysia.

    The most economically successful country after Singapore and its still growing, building sites abound and the city is awash with stunning examples of modern architecture, not least the famous Petronas Towers and the recently opened Museum of Islamic Arts.
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  • Palau Worlds Most Beautiful Tropical Paradise
    By: Douglas Scott | - Palau, is an island nation in the Pacific Ocean, some 500 miles east of the Philippines.

    Most visitors to Palau arrive on Continental Micronesia, by way of daily regular flights from Guam. There are daily connections to Guam from Tokyo, USA and other metropolitan centres. Two weekly flights from Manila and two charter flights from Taipei, currently connect Palau with other metropolitan Asian cities

    Palau offers you the worlds most beautiful tropical paradise. Famous ...

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  • Great Basin National Park, Nevada
    By: Donald Pyle | - What is it like to stand in the shadows of or with your hand on the oldest living non- clonal organisms ever known? Awe inspiring! Incredible experience! It definitely is something near impossible to put into words. Great Basin National Forest is one home to these living ancient wonders. Its remoteness assures a private connection.

    If you are traveling east or west via U.S. 6 and 50, take Nevada State Highway 487 to Baker, Nevada. It will be a quick 5 miles and then anothe ...

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  • World War Ii Names Still In Our Vocabulary Part Four - The Bloody Iwo Jima Memorial
    By: Bob Carper | - The Iwo Jima Memorial in Arlington, Virginia is the reproduction of the Joe Rosenthal photograph taken after the capture of Mount Suribachi. This was the highest point of land on Iwo Jima. The flag raising symbolized the capture of the volcanic ash island. This flag raising was the second of two such symbolic capture photographs. The first one was scarcely noticable, so the Marine commanders sent a second detail of troops up to the Suribachi summit to re-enact the first flag raising.

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  • Natural Wonders Of Ireland
    By: Ann Coveney | - Ireland's beautiful unspoilt landscape has been an inspiration to poets and artists throughout the centuries. The verdant countryside lives up its name of being the 'Emerald Isle'.

    Ireland has a rich and varied landscape which is unsurpassed. Wild desolate bog land, imposing cliffs, gentle undulating hills, impressive mountains and golden beaches, are just some of the features found here under an ever changing sky.

    The Giant's Causeway
    The Giant's Causeway i ...

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  • Carter Caves Park: The Lowdown On The Underground
    By: Deven | - There's something instinctual in human beings that causes us to be fascinated by caves and caverns. In the days when being eaten by a bear at 25 was considered having had a pretty good run, a good cave was the equivalent of a 3 bedroom in the suburbs with a fenced in yard and a 2-car garage. Perhaps that ancestral memory is what makes Carter Caves State Resort Park so appealing. Or maybe they're just cool.

    Carter Caves is located 30 miles west of Ashland, Kentucky. It is home t ...

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