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02/01/2025

A perfect sunset on Rhode Island

01/31/2025

A tunnel made out of trees 🌳

📍Cypress Tree Tunnel, California
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01/30/2025

📍San Francisco, California🇺🇸🧡

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01/30/2025

Arizona Dreaming 🔥

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01/29/2025

New York ❄️❄️

01/29/2025

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01/28/2025

🌿 Manhattan in 1609 – A Glimpse Into New York’s Past 🗺️

Before the skyscrapers 🏙️, bustling streets 🚕, and neon lights 🌟, Manhattan was a vast, untouched wilderness, covered in dense forests, winding rivers, and tidal marshes. This map reimagines what New York City looked like over 400 years ago, long before it became one of the most iconic cities in the world.

🌊 The Hudson River flows along Manhattan’s western edge, once home to rich ecosystems and the Lenape people who fished and traveled its waters.

🌅 The East River, now lined with towering bridges, was once a pristine waterway connecting Manhattan to the lands that would become Brooklyn and Queens.

🌳 The Bronx, now full of history and culture, was once covered in old-growth forests and rolling hills, teeming with wildlife.

🌿 Governors Island, a small but strategic location in New York Harbor, has transformed from its natural state to a military post and now a recreational escape.

Fast forward to today, and this once-untamed land has evolved into one of the most vibrant and dynamic cities on the planet! From its Native American roots to its modern metropolis, New York remains a place of constant transformation.

✨ Can you imagine what life was like back then? Let us know in the comments! ⬇️

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01/28/2025

Santa Monica, California 🇺🇸

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01/28/2025

An American icon

01/19/2025

This is huge!

It lived a good life….

01/19/2025

📍Miami

01/17/2025

The 50th anniversary of the iconic Golden Gate Bridge.

01/17/2025

Here are 10 little-known facts about New York City’s iconic Central Park:

1. It’s Entirely Man-Made
Despite its natural appearance, Central Park is a carefully designed masterpiece. The lakes, streams, and even the rolling hills were engineered by Frederick Law Olmsted and Calvert Vaux in the mid-19th century.

2. It Was America’s First Major Public Park
Central Park was the first landscaped public park in the United States, serving as a model for urban green spaces across the country.

3. A Secret Garden Exists
The Hallett Nature Sanctuary, near the southeastern corner of the park, was closed to the public for decades and reopened in 2016. It’s a hidden oasis with lush plants and wildlife.

4. There’s a Hidden Waterfall
Located in the North Woods, Central Park has a secluded waterfall that offers a serene escape from the city’s hustle.

5. It Has a Ghost Town History
Before Central Park’s creation, the area was home to a settlement called Seneca Village, a thriving African American community that was displaced during the park’s construction.

6. The Central Park Zoo Wasn’t in the Original Plan
The zoo began as a collection of donated exotic animals in the 1860s and later became a permanent feature of the park.

7. There’s a Castle
Belvedere Castle, a whimsical stone structure, was added in 1869. It now serves as a visitor center and weather station.

8. It’s Larger Than Some Countries
Spanning 843 acres, Central Park is bigger than the country of Monaco and Vatican City combined!

9. There Are Secret Tunnels
Underneath the park are hidden tunnels used for maintenance and even rumored to have been used for covert activities in the past.

10. It’s Home to Over 275 Species of Birds
Central Park is a birdwatcher’s paradise, attracting migratory birds and hosting rare sightings, especially in places like the Ramble.

Bonus Fact: Central Park’s design was chosen through a public competition in 1858. Olmsted and Vaux’s plan, called the Greensward Plan, beat out 32 other entries to become the park’s blueprint.

This urban oasis continues to hold secrets and surprises, making it a must-visit destination for locals and tourists alike!

01/17/2025

Oceanside, California 🌴🧡

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01/15/2025

Santa Monica Pier, California

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01/15/2025

📍 Los Angeles, California 🌴🌅🇺🇲

01/15/2025

Central Park, New York 🇺🇸✨❄️🥶

01/14/2025

The city that never sleeps. New York, New York