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Li River Cruise Through China's Karst Mountains
Via: Buzz of the Orient
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7 years ago
Li River Cruise Through China's Karst Mountains One of the most interesting trips you can take in China is to start at the city of Guilin in Guanxi Autonomous Region (province) and take a...
Ancient Arctic camel offers climate change clues
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9 years ago
Ancient Arctic camel offers climate change clues By The Canadian Press, cbc.ca Camels may be called the ships of the desert, but ancient, mummified bones dug from the tundra are...
The Bus From Heaven
By: Buzz of the Orient
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5 years ago
The Bus from Heaven BUZZ NOTE: This article was posted by my about 6 years ago when I was living in Zhengzhou, Henan Province, and as I was reviewing some old articles I had posted on NT...
The Harbin (China) Ice Festival
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9 years ago
This is probably the most spectacular ice and snow carving and building festival in the world. Although I have not yet visited it, due to not really having the time these days, I do hope one...
Saudi Arabia to build world’s tallest tower, reaching 1 kilometer into the sky
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9 years ago
Saudi Arabia to build worlds tallest tower, reaching 1 kilometer into the sky By Daisy Carrigton, for CNN, April 18, 2014-04-19 (CNN) -- Dubai, long champion of all things biggest ,...
The Real Story of the Adirondacks: Yesterday and Today
Via: Jerry Verlinger
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9 years ago
With Blue Mountain rising behind it and Blue Mountain Lake sparkling below, the Adirondack Museum's vast campus features displays in 22 modern exhibition galleries and historic buildings. There...
'Extremely important' ancient tomb discovered in Greece: Ornate burial chamber may contain remains of a senior official from the time of Alexander the Great
Via: Larry Crehore
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9 years ago
The tomb is situated in Amphipolis region of Serres in Greece Prime Minister Antonis Samaras described the find as extremely important The tomb and its burial site is said to date...
Utah to open area with 200-plus dinosaur tracks to public
Via: Larry Crehore
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9 years ago
This artist's rendering released by the Natural History Museum of Utah, shows a Lythronax argestes. Paleontologists say the bone-crushing carnivore is the equivalent of the great uncle of the...