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Sundial Bridge: An Architectural Gem with an Uncommon Design
I stood mesmerized by the sleek, slanted, gleaming white column brightly lit by the evening sun against the clear blue sky. The cables tying the column to where I was standing, a pedestrian bridge across the Sacramento River in Redding, California with translucent glass panels for the deck, made it all the more intriguing and aesthetically pleasing.
By P. Venkat Raman4 years ago in Wander
Tourist Places in Haridwar...
Chandi Devi Temple The Chandi Devi Temple is prime among the must-visit places in Haridwar. Goddess Chandi, the presiding deity, is believed to fulfill all the wishes of 'true devotees' and this draws thousands of people to the sacred temple everyday. This temple in Haridwar is believed to have been enshrined first by Adi Shankaracharya around the 8th century. Situated on the top of a hill, the temple can be accessed by cable car in five minutes or one may also opt to walk up the steep hill slope in around 45 minutes.
By sanju unique 4 years ago in Wander
10 Romantic Things to do in Greece at Night
Greece is an impeccable honeymoon destination and the entire world loves the country! Besides the historic UNESCO sites, rustic buildings and ancient ruins, there are breathtaking islands, beaches, resorts and cities to explore. Also, there are many interesting things to do on your Greece honeymoon with your partner. Let us dive in to know about the 10 most romantic things to do in Greece at night where the whole country comes to life!
By Khusboo Mehta4 years ago in Wander
There are So Many Amazing Success Stories Coming Out of Costa Rica. .
With so much bad news coming out of our TV sets, our radios and from online news sources, aren't we all longing for some GOOD NEWS? Do we, as a society, really like to see blood, gore, defeat? Are we addicted to tragedies, murders, kidnappings. . the overall feelings woe and despair? Well, I certainly hope not. But, according to studies, news stories highlighting BAD NEWS get a lot more viewers/readership than stories about hope, happiness and promise. I don't care about the stats! I'm going with a "GOOD NEWS" story any day of the week.
By William "Skip" Licht4 years ago in Wander
The Giants of Casa Grande
In late February, 1979, I drove from cold, white and barren Saskatoon, Saskatchewan to sunny and warm Apache Junction, Arizona. Most of my time was spent with relatives in this relatively new (at the time) suburb of Phoenix. Every morning, I hit golf-balls at a nearby driving range, visited my Aunt in the afternoon and, at night, played an extraordinary number of card games with other more-distant relations.
By John Oliver Smith4 years ago in Wander
The MANY Advantages of Living Here in Costa Rica!
And there are so many. . where do we begin? Do we open with the fact that Costa Rica is always at the top of the list of "one of the happiest countries on the planet"? By the way, recently, Canada scored 85th out of 140 and the USA scored 103! Costa Rica is usually in the TOP 10 and has reached #1 a total of THREE times! Shouldn't this tell you something about a country the size of West Virginia? What secrets does this country have that makes it so amazing? Why should one contemplate a move to a third-world country when they seem to have it all wherever they're living now? Let's research just a little bit. .
By William "Skip" Licht4 years ago in Wander
