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1941 vs 2004 view of the Muir Glacier, Alaska.
u/21Kuranashi — 1 month ago
The floating villages of the Mesopotamian Marshes
u/Shutter_Stuck — 1 month ago
23,000 year old footprints, White Sands National Park, New Mexico, USA
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Berg Glacier, BC, retreats from Berg Lake, making it unlikely for the iconic icebergs able to be produced.
u/Shutter_Stuck — 2 months ago
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The Cirque of the Unclimables, Nahanni Valley National Park Preserve, Northwest Territories
u/Shutter_Stuck — 2 months ago
Pingaluit Crater, said to be one of the clearest and purest bodies of water in the world, Ungava, Peninsula, Quebec
u/Shutter_Stuck — 2 months ago
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Victorian that needs help, 5 bed, 3 bath, 3k sq ft, 199k
u/Shutter_Stuck — 3 months ago
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TIL the producers of We Are The World turned down John Denver, due to some of the participants feeling his image would hurt the credibility of the song In 1984, Denver worked with UNICEF as part of a fact finding mission, spending 2 weeks across Africa, seeing famine firsthand.
en.wikipedia.orgu/Shutter_Stuck — 4 months ago
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