The Colonial Park Cemetery in Savannah, Georgia In 2003, the American Institute of Paranormal Psychology named Savannah America's Most Haunted City. And Savannah is able to support the title. Ghosts, apparitions or paranormal activities have been reported at many of
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Asian cooking can generally be classified into several categories on the basis of the regional styles of cooking and the people and culture of those regions. Some of the main categories of Asian food are East Asian, Southeast Asian, South
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Featuring outstanding blend of ancient culture and rich history, Asia is an ideal place to gratify every traveler's dreams and expectations. Myriad of incredible and infinite places of interests are scattered all through the continent and you can find almost
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The largest as well as the most populous continents in the world - Asia is a land of diversity with a multitude of geographies, cultures, and people. Occupying an area of about 9% of the total area of the earth's
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Baguio, Northern Luzon, Philippines Explore Paradise Philippines. Take a peek at Filipino's culture and history as mirrored in century-old churches, ancient forts and modern museums. Paradise Philippines have the best of nature's paradise pictured thru white-sand beaches and three-layered virgin
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Qinghai Railway Train Jan Reurink Camera location 30° 11′ 54.4″ N, 90° 37′ 02.1″ E View this and other nearby images on: OpenStreetMap - Google Earth - originally posted to Flickr Tibetan mountain ranges and landscapes are home to an immense diversity of species of
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Built in 1392 during the reign of Hongwu of the Ming Dynasty, the Nine-Dragon Wall in Datong is a screen wall measuring 45.5 meters long, 8 meters high and 2.02 meters wide.
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I was going over my old man's documents when I came across these old pictures of Baguio. I surmised these were taken during the late 1940's or early 50's basing from his other old pictures. After more than 50 years
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