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Visiting Ricketts Glen
It almost seemed like another state, or maybe even another country. I've lived in PA most of my life but never spent much time in the small towns. As a project I began to visit many of the small towns and explore the natural resources there and life in general. This led me to Ricketts Glen, a very large park in Central PA near Bern PA. Bern PA? Where is that? Somewhere out there near Wilkes-Barre, Hazleton, and Tamaqua.
By Om Prakash John Gilmore4 years ago in Wander
How to Choose and Use Trekking Poles and Hiking Staffs
Many walkers, hikers, trekkers, backpackers, and snowshoers use trekking poles and hiking staffs as basic equipment. The reasons are straightforward: They improve your stability and give you assistance on any terrain.
By sumedha sumaa4 years ago in Wander
Top 12 Sustainable Hotels In The USA
You always wanted to take a trip to the USA, but you're concerned about its environmental impact? Relax! You can still visit this exciting destination and reduce your ecological footprint. It's science fiction come true: here are my top 12 sustainable hotels in the USA.
By Salman Azhar4 years ago in Wander
Financial power! What an incredible feeling.
This may seem like a little thing but for me it is historical I will always tell this, it was the first time we took a family trip, me, my wife, our 9-month-old baby and my sister-in-law, my wife’s sister.
By Dalmy Alves4 years ago in Wander
The Perfect Pairing: Edgar Allan Poe and Halloween. Top Story - October 2021.
While he spoke, the lady Madeline (for so was she called) passed slowly through a remote portion of the apartment, and, without having noticed my presence, disappeared. I regarded her with an utter astonishment not unmingled with dread--and yet I found it impossible to account for such feelings. A sensation of stupor oppressed me, as my eyes followed her retreating steps. Edgar Allan Poe (The Fall of the House of Usher)
By Jennifer Christiansen4 years ago in Wander
How to Choose From a Wide Range Of Places To Eat In Bicester Village?
Tired of your busy life and need a place to unwind? Give Bicester village a serious thought. Located away from the busy cities of the United Kingdom, if you have wanted to reconnect with nature, then Bicester village is your answer. Designed to help people reconnect with their souls in the arms of nature, the place has several luxury hotels, pubs, and even places to eat in Bicester village. In this blog, we will be talking about all the different kinds of pubs near Bicester village and how to select an eatery from the wide range of places to eat in Bicester. If you have booked hotel rooms for your stay over the weekend in the village of Bicester, then it is time for you to take time out and surf the internet to look at the different places to eat in Bicester village. You need to search and assess eateries and pubs beforehand even more in case you happen to be a picky eater or have an acquired taste in food and drinks.
By Jenny Clarke4 years ago in Wander
Early Africa in Terracotta
The early history of Africa is written in terracotta. Clay was once the chosen element employed to shape countless expressions, which are known to us today as the oldest forms of art in Africa.
By ótomundi4 years ago in Wander
Nature Speaks: The Beauty Of The Oregon Coast
It was a Friday afternoon when I drove down to Gearhart from Astoria. It was a gorgeous sunny day after a whole week of rain and gloomy gray skies. Rain happens here often. I was enjoying the drive and the flush green surroundings. The sun was just hitting the trees and the Columbia river in the perfect angle.
By Gabriella Korosi4 years ago in Wander
How to plan a family vacation in Sri Lanka
Brimming with cultural marvels, stunning tea gardens, diverse fauna and flora, and exotic beaches, Sri Lanka is a tropical gem, a must-visit tourist destination. Despite its tiny, teardrop-shaped size, there is much to explore on this island south of the Indian subcontinent. Hence, planning a vacation here with your family might be daunting at first. Discover how you can plan a stress-free, memorable family vacation in this little island paradise.
By Pavithra Jinadasa4 years ago in Wander
No Heartbeat but a lot of Heart
It's high time I told our story. I found Terrance stuck on a shopfront window. I gave him a gentle stroke on his back and he jumped straight off the window into my hand.
By Priceless Wanderer4 years ago in Wander
9 Theme Parks In Dubai That Add The Fun Aspect To Your UAE Vacation
The magnificent city of Dubai has a wide variety of amazing places to visit and also things to do. The advanced design featured by its broad and intersecting network of roadways, massive shopping mall and facilities, and landmark high-rises suggests its interest in futuristic design. The same is reflected in the fantastic theme parks in Dubai. These are places that have been developed to recreate an actual or fantasy location. Get Dubai tour packages in Delhi from Diplomat Visa.
By Mick Jain4 years ago in Wander
What do you know about Brazil?
Although a few minor alterations occurred, racial discrimination has always been present in Brazil. Citizens were always categorized into levels in society being viewed with extreme prejudice according to their status. Ever since colonization, Brazilians were divided into hierarchies that strictly shackled people to their positions. The whites were often blessed with fortunes and high status; they were often elites, their flourishing business and trades giving them wealth and elevated power in society. As colonists, when they had first invaded Brazil, they conquered it by stripping Indigenous people off their culture and using them as slaves. With Africa, their next target, they imported their conquered African slaves to Brazil to extract the tropical goods with little to no payment in exchange for their exhausting labours. Women of the rich and poor were also racialized, favouring the whites to a higher and noble status than the poor. After abolition, substandard Africans and people of colour were forced to survive in shabby areas of the city, poverty-stricken and their lives dominated by the upper classes that lived in the luxuries part of the country. Today, the governing classes still seem ignorant and show racism towards the races of colour. Racial discrimination had always revolved in Brazil, it occurred during African and Indigenous slavery, between women, and even through upper and lower classes segregation in cities.
By Samiha4 years ago in Wander