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Along the coast between Maryland and Virginia lies Assateague Island National Seashore. This refuge has some very unusual inhabitants—wild horses. The horses not only roam the beaches and marshes but …
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Years ago, we took the Fall Leaf Tour on the East Coast. Fortunately for us, we were just ahead of a storm that was taking out much of the fall color. Part of the trip took us through Maine. We even …
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Cajun music, Mardi Gras celebrations, and crawfish boils all conjure up images of Louisiana. But there's another part of this colorful country. It's got a name some of us can barely pronounce—the …
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We're living in a world where speed is a high priority. Messaging and social media apps let us chat with friends in real time. Amazon delivers goods the same day they're purchased. And you can send …
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My first thought when I read about Cumberland Falls, Kentucky, and how it was one of the few places in the world where moonbows are a regular occurrence was, what in the world is a moonbow? A …
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Kansas is known for its wide plains and big skies, but millions of years ago, it was underwater. Back then, Kansas was part of the Western Interior Seaway and home to marine reptiles and the first …
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These white hibiscus seem to all be pointing they’re little faces at the sun. Found on the grounds at Bishop Museum.
