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History 4 Watton
With a population of 7,000 individuals, Watton is a growing town and with it, comes a lot of history. Thanks to the charity organization called Museum 4 Watton, this history is now being brought to life.
By Dawn Elizabeth8 years ago in Wander
Cymru
Gold glimmers faintly on the horizon. A blinding light spills a dazzling pathway over the vast, endless ocean—dawn approaches. A new day, a new life draws near. A solitary seagull’s mournful wail echoes in the distant countryside; a tearful song, but I cannot cry. Not now. Not today.
By Megan Angharad8 years ago in Wander
Top 5 Factors to Keep in Mind When Buying a House in Hyderabad
Be it commercial or residential, there is a consistent rise in the number of buyers. The supportive state policies, such as ease of doing business, availability of infrastructure like metro, and deserving talent pool have made the city a centerpoint for multinationals and conglomerates in India. However, when talking about buying a house, the following are the five factors that you should look consider beforehand.
By Seema Gupta8 years ago in Wander
Where in the World to Find a Fairy Tale?
If you are looking for the most beautiful landscapes to browse through and dream of your far away fantasy, or if you are planning your next trip and want somewhere truly fascinating, look no farther than Ireland.
By Kristen Barenthaler8 years ago in Wander
What I Learnt from My Recent Trip to Copenhagen
Recently I visited the country of Copenhagen. I was only there for 4 days, but that was certainly enough to see why Copenhagen is said to be one of the happiest places to live.
By Chloe Walton8 years ago in Wander
Arcadia Archives III
Walk in the Park The Arcadia Management Area in Rhode Island is a very rarely talked about gem that most people have passed or entered. It spans more than 14,000 acres, making it the largest recreational area in the state. Arcadia covers land in West Greenwich, Exeter, Richmond, and Hopkinton (including Browning Mill Pond, Breakheart Pond, and Frosty Hollow Pond). Here, wildlife and people converge.
By Katrina Thornley8 years ago in Wander
A Lesson from the John Muir Trail
About two years ago, my friend and I set off to trek the John Muir Trail, a 211-mile stretch that scales over the domineering passes throughout California's Sierra Nevada mountain range.
By Troy Wilkinson8 years ago in Wander
Are Vampires Real?
Of course they are. Didn't you know? Let me tell you their origin, or more specifically, Dracula's origin: a tiny region, called Transylvania, positioned in a European country named Romania.
By Xenora Xsilia8 years ago in Wander
4 of the Most Stunning Views in Barcelona
Barcelona is one of the most well-known cities in Spain, with rich history and authentic culture. Restaurants advertising paella and tapas line the busy streets as the sun shines down onto the city full of travelers and locals alike. Take a look around you at the magnificent scenery surrounding the famous structures from Gaudí. These are some of the most breathtaking views that I found during my time in Barcelona, places that I will forever long to revisit.
By Ashly Helfrich8 years ago in Wander
Geocaching: A Good Original Way to Combine Hiking and Treasure Hunt Together!
If you are a person that enjoys hiking outdoors and who loves treasure hunts, you should definitely try playing Geocaching now. What is Geocaching? It is simply a recreational game in which participants try to find hidden treasures near their home or anywhere in the world! However, there are a couple of things you have to know before start playing.
By Jean-Philippe Fournier8 years ago in Wander
Why You Should Visit the Oregon Coast ASAP If You're a Landscape Photographer
If you love landscape photography, tourist destinations, and amazing clam chowder then you need to visit the Oregon Coast.
By J. WOOD8 years ago in Wander
Why Is Paris Worth It?
I have never been one to dream of going to Paris as a kid (or even as I grew up). I have heard stories here and there about how romantic, how beautiful, and how amazing Paris is but looking at photographs, I found it less appealing. I have seen loads of photos from other countries which I think, are more beautiful than what Paris could offer but my God was I in for a surprise when my partner and I decided to spend a holiday in Paris.
By Lois Ceniza8 years ago in Wander