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Do you enjoy taking long road trips just to check out the scenery and visit places you’ve never been to before?
Or perhaps you’re the adventurous type and you just love taking off for parts unknown?
If so, you’re certainly not alone. Every year millions of Americans hit the road and travel long distances, both for work and pleasure. [Read more…]
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As I mentioned here, Bud Abbott and Lou Costello were the most popular and most highly paid comedians of their era (the 1940s and early 1950s).
This hilarious due created and performed some of the most famous comedy routines in entertainment history, including a true classic that seems to never get old…
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If you’ve ever looked through a stack of old photographs from the 19th and early 20th century you surely noticed something very odd…
None (or at least very few) of the people in those vintage photos were smiling.
In fact, they all looked like they had just lost the winning Powerball ticket.
So what’s up with that? Was life in those times so difficult that people just didn’t feel happy enough to smile? [Read more…]
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As you probably know, Mount Rushmore is one of America’s most visited, and most photographed memorials.
But there’s more to this massive monument than just the famous Presidential faces.
There’s a little-known secret about this amazing place that’s rather fascinating once you know about it… [Read more…]
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Puffins are the northern cousins of the penguins that inhabit the cold extremes of the far southern hemisphere.
And as you can see, they are quite beautiful.
Like many of Earth’s creatures, these colorful birds must work incredibly hard each and every day just to gather enough food for their families to live on.
The short video below is a fascinating peek into just what a puffin moms and dads must endure just to bring one small fish back to the nest to feed their chicks. [Read more…]