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Landscape Mode Challenge
Come to my window, come and stay by the light of the moon! It is summer now but I will never forget just how this valley remained hidden in fog, bathed in the night sky. We were our own rainforest and I had a treehouse. That second floor view was magical in that it made us the same height, myself and the crests of the valley. I now know those crests by their summer name, the palm trees. Palm trees are possessed by any properly patriotic California neighborhood.
By Amira ElKhaouli6 years ago in Wander
The deepest lake in the world .
Introduction to Lake Baikal. The deepest lake in the world, and it is also one of the largest and oldest lakes in the world. This lake is located in central Asia, specifically in Russia, approximately 400 miles from southeast Siberia to the north of the Mongolian border, this lake is distinguished from others With her beauty; It is one of the natural miracles of Siberia, and for this reason we will take a quick tour of the most important information related to it.
By Travel Expert 6 years ago in Wander
The World Is Temporarily Closed
Do you hear it? That noise which will shake you with a longing for escape. I hear it now, that noise of old travel and rusty steel. The humid night air hits my already sweaty skin as I push open the squeaky basement window. The train is far; farther than I'd like, but I stay and listen. I let the noise wash over me. First my bruised and scarred hands, then my tattered and scratched up arms. It inches its way along my body until it reaches the very bottom of my feet, making them ache. Is this what its like to have nostalgia for a past I've never lived?
By Madi Mable6 years ago in Wander
The "Muddy" Maple
Everyone calls the Maple river the “Muddy” Maple. The bottom is so muddy you sink when you walk on it. It feels like you have weights on your feet, it is like quicksand! The water looks a nasty brown because of the mud. If it did not have its muddy bottom the water would be as clear as a bottled water. The “Muddy” Maple smells fishy, just after a summer storm.
By Constance Mason6 years ago in Wander
The Sunshine Park
I consider myself extremely lucky to live where I do. Not in this particular town necessarily, but the area within the town, where I find myself having lived for the entirety of my 24 years. On the outskirts of a commonly busy and bustling urban city, my little corner of this world feels almost alien compared to the norm of the central hub, just a 15 minute drive away from where I reside. Nothing much feels like it's changed round these parts; people leaving their houses for a daily dose of exercise seems just as much as it would usually. Albeit a quiet community, where maintaining our 2 meter distance from each other is quite easy, some do take advantage of the ever growing restoration of a few of our freedoms. And who can blame them, certainly not me knowing what world lies just mere meters from my home.
By Siobhan Pickett6 years ago in Wander
