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Scenes from the Great Wall of Los Angeles

Paul Heymont ·
Scenes from the Great Wall of Los Angeles
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Great Wall of L.A. 2

Paul Heymont ·
Great Wall of L.A. 2
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Great Wall of L.A. 5

Paul Heymont ·
Great Wall of L.A. 5
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A Visit to Hadrian's Wall

DrFumblefinger ·
DrFumblefinger visits one of the world's best known walls in Northern England. Roman Emperor Hadrian saw the need for its construction in the 2nd century AD to protect the Roman world from the Scottish barbarians to the north.
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Downtown in Rainy Seattle

Samantha ·
Samantha and her husband had a great time running around downtown Seattle's amazing buildings and structures. Here are some of her memories.
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Art on the Wall, Krakow

DrFumblefinger ·
DrFumblefinger came across an amateur art market situated inside the old city walls of Krakow in Poland.
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Wailing Wall, Jerusalem

Judy Barford ·
Judy Barford recalls a visit to this historical and deeply religious site.
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Berlin Wall Exhibit, Rapid City, South Dakota

Samantha ·
One of America’s largest Berlin Wall exhibits is located in Rapid City. Samantha shares some of the wall's history and how it was taken down.
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Prague: My Top 7 Free Things

Samantha ·
Looking for some free things to do in Prague, Czech Republic? If so, check out Samantha's top 7 free things she wanted to see and do while in Prague.
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Re: Prague: My Top 7 Free Things

George G. ·
Loved Prague. Thanks for info on places I missed. Stayed at a great B&B. There was a mandolin shop in town that was fantastic. Not sure if it is still there.
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Re: Prague: My Top 7 Free Things

Marilyn Jones ·
Prague is such a lovely city! And you're right; lots of free things to see!
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The Great Wall of China

Barry Barford ·
The Great Wall is truly an awesome sight, a series of ancient fortifications built to protect ancient territories against the nomadic tribes from the northern steppe.
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Good news, bad news on UNESCO's world heritage

Paul Heymont ·
The good news: The Great Barrier Reef is no longer one of the most endangered World Heritage sites. The bad news: a number of World Heritage sites in the Middle East have been damaged or destroyed either by ISIS or general war damage.
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Dubrovnik, Croatia: A Distant Memory Revived

Judy Barford ·
Judy Barford revisits Dubrovnik and takes a trip down memory lane.
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Most of China's Wall in danger: Can it be saved?

Paul Heymont ·
The Great Wall, built in the Ming Dynasty and one of China's greatest tourist attractions, is a mere remnant of itself, according to a Beijing Times report.   The newspaper says that nearly a third of the wall has completely disappeared...
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The Great Wall of China

Jonathan L ·
Yes, there is all of the hype of The Great Wall being one of the Seven Wonders of the World. But The Great Wall out does the hype. It is awe inspiring. Built between 1360 and 1650 AD it was never effective at keeping out invaders.
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