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A feast of engineering

Last time we have been wandering (and wondering) around the deserts of Utah. These lands are only the beginning of vast areas of south western United States that are extremely dry and with minimal vegetation. Yet some parts of these lands are densely populated and are in constant need of, among other things, water and …

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Time for desert

I hope you did read it right. It’s time for desert and not dessert. Although I must admit desserts are far more tasty. We are now far from Mt Rushmore, in the state of Utah – officially nicknamed as the Beehive state. In order to get there we had to cross the great natural barrier …

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Heads of state

No, this is not the headlines of another boring politicians’ meeting in on of the world’s posh resorts. It means rather that it is about time to see the next monument!! I think many of you have heard about this one (as opposed to the Crazy Horse). The heads of state – it is the …

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His Horse Is Crazy!!!

We are not moving far from the badlands. Just a stone’s throw away are the Black Hills – a mountain range that pops up in the middle of nowhere just to distort the otherwise flat land of the Great Plains of the American Midwest. These terrains are and have been for ages considered sacred for …

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In the badlands

Today, as promised last time, we will stick to the otherworldly scenery. Mother nature does her tricks all over the world and creates amazing and unbelievable structures. There is no reason why this should not apply to some places in the USA. And we will have a look at one of such places. It is …

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A not so close encounter

Today we will move a fair bit westward to see a place that was named Devil’s Tower. This already makes it interesting, doesn’t it? The name however is in fact a misinterpreted Native American name of a rock formation located in north eastern part of Wyoming. Speaking of Wyoming – it is called the Equality …

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Ascending Mount Washington

When you are in central New Hampshire there is an attraction that is a must-see even if you are not a huge fan of mountains. Behold: Mt Washington!! It is the highest peak in New England. But the height of 1917m doesn’t make it famous. It is the unpredictable weather that made the peak known …

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Live free or die

We have seen a tiny bit of New York, now we will head to New England. You may have noticed already that a lot of places in America have the word “new” in their name. This is easy to understand once you have a look at the history of the continent. Majority of current population …

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♪♫ New York, New York ♫

The Big Apple was usually the first glimpse of the new world for the migrants from Europe. People were deciding to leave their home countries and head into the unknown for various reasons: political, religious, financial and possibly others. The USA – a relatively new country on the world map was seen as the promised …