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There are historical monuments in India which are protected

Dr Souvik Chatterji @sathviksouvik (23241) 29 Jun

There are many historical monuments in India. they are called protected. They are protected by the Archaeological department of India. Sher Afghan tomb is one of those monuments. They are not sold to others. There are historical...

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Walking Without Legs

Shavkat @Shavkat (141905) • Philippines 11 Jul 23

It's good to know that the Moai Statues, also known as "neke neke," have been built on the Easter Island by walking without legs. Some experts had previously claimed that Rapa Nui people had used ropes to move the statues from...

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My First Drawing Project in Vis-Arts ..

Hazel Vee @epiffanie (11327) • Australia 28 Jul 21

I enrolled myself in Visual Arts course at the beginning of this year. I am really loving it.. For our first project, we had to choose one artwork by a contemporary artist and another by a historical artist as our...

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The Duke and I by Julia Quinn

Jordan Lader @JordanLader (7406) • Sparta, Tennessee 5 Apr 21

I just had to see what all the fuss was about. Netflix new series The Bridgerton's hit the top ten shows in the first few days that I had the subscription. Of course though, I need to read it first. The book is really good. I...

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In Mint Condition of Historical Structures

Shavkat @Shavkat (141905) • Philippines 4 Mar 21

I am reading an article that some urban developers want to relocate historical structures to other places. According to them, it is the best way to preserve them from being damaged with the continued building of skyscrapers. I...

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1892 Queen Victorian Home

AmberLynn @ScribbledAdNauseum (104615) • United States 24 Feb 21

One of my favorite things about the area I live in is all the older homes that are secreted away among newer models. There's a Victorian house close to my friend's home that I always say "I want to tour that place!" Our downtown...

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The Green Dress: A Book Recommendation

Michelle Renee Kidwell @Michellekidwell (29953) • Sonora, California 6 Jul 20

The year is 1886. A series of mysterious deaths in the same family has Harriet wondering if the family is being poisoned. She doesn’t have answers, but determined to help the family she brings new to the neighborhood Doctor...

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Wash your soap!

AmberLynn @ScribbledAdNauseum (104615) • United States 6 May 20

The image was clipped from The Marlboro Democrat December 20, 1889 You can click the image to make it bigger. If you read the article you'll find that the author remarks upon the importance of washing your...

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The Bridegroom by Linda Lael Miller

Jordan Lader @JordanLader (7406) • Sparta, Tennessee 3 May 20

The Bridegroom is technically the fifth book in Linda Lael Miller's Stone Creek Series. I read it as a stand alone novel and it worked just fine. You don't need the complete backstory of all the characters to enjoy where everyone...

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Railroad track and mount Umunhum in the background

Michele @Aquitaine24 (12000) • San Jose, California 4 Apr 20

This is a railroad track for the light rail in San Jose. This location is on Blossom Hill Road near the water district bjildings. You can see this area on the Guadalupetr ail. As you can see, there are mountains in the distsnce....

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Book Recommendation: Hopes Highest Mountain

Michelle Renee Kidwell @Michellekidwell (29953) • Sonora, California 25 Nov 19

I’m still in the middle of this one, but the storytelling is so good, I had to share it anyway. Ingrid cannot know the life changing accident they are about to face when she heads to the Montana Territory with her Father, and...

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America's First Stupid Criminal

AmberLynn @ScribbledAdNauseum (104615) • United States 22 Nov 19

The award for America's first stupid criminal should probably go to one Issac Davis who robbed a bank and then began depositing money back into that same bank, amongst others. Mr. Davis had the perfect opportunity to rob the...

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Did Jesus rise from the dead? - Part 1

Gary Sibio @garysibi (702) • Chicago, Illinois 16 Aug 19

One argument used to cast doubt on the resurrection of Jesus is to say that He didn't really die on the cross but just sort of passed out. This is called the swoon theory. Is it possible? Prior to being nailed to the cross, Jesus...

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Our Old Church

Michelle Renee Kidwell @Michellekidwell (29953) • Sonora, California 7 May 19

I met up with a Friend today, who lives in Vegas But was up visiting, she had brought up some pics of the Original Church that burned to the ground in 1950 and was rebuilt in 1954, with the help of the town, and those who...

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Writing, Life, & Good Night

Michelle Renee Kidwell @Michellekidwell (29953) • Sonora, California 17 Mar 19

I had planned on sharing more here today, but does sometimes get in the way, both the good and the bad, but that’s just the way it is. I did manage to get a couple of posts in though and make a few comments so that’s a plus, I...

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This is a mural near Erikson Park in san Jose,with historic scenes depicted

Michele @Aquitaine24 (12000) • San Jose, California 14 Feb 19

This mural is located next to Erikson Park near Pearl Avenue in San Jose in an area known historically as robertsville.Aspects of the history of this part of San Jose are shown here,from fruit orchards to early settlers and the...

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Townsends : YT Channel

AmberLynn @ScribbledAdNauseum (104615) • United States 1 Dec 18

I am sure I've talked about this before. I discovered this channel because of a collaboration that the English Heritage Channel did with Townsends. Where English Heritage talks about England's Heritage, Townsends explores the...

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I Miss My Old TV

jaishankar @Shivram59 (50236) • India 23 Oct 18

Today I bought a new TV. The old one - it was eleven years old - had gone out of order.I tried to get it repaired by a mechanic,but he suggested me to buy a new set instead of wasting money on the old one. Watching news on TV at...

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What Is Your Favorite Genre Of Books?

Wael El-Manzalawy @waelmanz (186) 3 Oct 18

I like science fiction: it enriches your knowledge and your imagination. To train your imagination you should read the works of science fiction and fantasy as they increase the level of the imagination that you perceive....

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Have you ever been to THE GREAT WALL OF CHINA?

Aira Abiga - Liu @ilovemyhubby (429) • China 24 May 18

Just recently,to be exact,This May 19, Me,my husband and his family visited this popular and historical tourist attraction,though it was tiring but we had a great tour. We were mesmerized by its perfect scenery,it has...

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