Murales de San Isidro
Years of fighting and poor treatment had left him weak, and Hernandez died in 1942, after succumbing to tuberculosis while in Alicante Prison.
Castner Glacier Ice Cave
The melting ice creates a roaring creek the color of chocolate milk that, at times, can feel like it slightly shakes the ground.
Juniper Dunes Wilderness Area
Even in the parking area it is easy to get stuck in the sand, and vehicle travel beyond this point most definitely requires 4wd; in general, the farther you go the more extreme the road conditions.
Maison de la Littérature
Traversing from Old Quebec to the trendy Saint-Roch neighborhood of Québec City, there is a building that appears to be a large, beautiful church.
7 Presidential Stories They Don’t Teach in History Class
The collections include wooden bench shaped like Hillary Clinton, the jelly bean portrait of Ronald Reagan, and the crates that held a pair of giant pandas sent from the Chinese to Richard Nixon, writes Ella Morton.
How to look after your hiking gear: 12 kit checks
Instead, soak it in a bath or large basin with lukewarm water with a little bit of standard washing detergent or, ideally, use a specialist cleaner such as Nikwax Tech Wash. Sluice the backpack around and use a sponge to scrub any troublesome stains or spots.
Iron Knight
In the corner of Prague’s Mariánské náměstà (Marian Square) stands an imposing statue known as Iron Knight, an artwork that draws on the city’s rich medieval folklore and gothic heritage.
This Map Shows a Fictional Country Created by a Con Man
After MacGregor left his wife and took up with Josefa Antonia Andrea Aristeguieta y Lovera, BolĂvar’s famously beautiful cousin, he invaded Florida, which was Spanish territory at the time.
Tiny Tombs
Launched in 2017, NOLA Tiny Tombs offers an unconventional (and free) self-guided wander through the “City that Care Forgot,” leading the curious to places of historical and cultural interest.
The Science of Fighting Our Nightmares
Robb notes a 2006 study that found LDT helped reduce nightmares by over 15 percent: “They practiced re-scripting their dreams, making up new endings in which they wrested control back from their demons and averted the usual horrors,” she writes in her book.
Discover Michigan’s Awe-Inspiring Tahquamenon Falls
Whether it’s hiking the trails, catchingglimpses of wildlife, or having dinner at the on-premise pub, it is guaranteed that you will leave Tahquamenon Falls withatruly unforgettable experience immersed in nature and steeped in richhistoryin Michigan.
Spanish Arch
The Spanish Arch still stands today, though in 1755 it was partially destroyed by a tidal wave generated by the major earthquake in Lisbon that year.