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Nicole Potter

Stunning Historic Images of the Eiffel Tower

Nicole Potter06 mins

It’s hard to believe that when the Eiffel Tower was first unveiled for the Universal Exposition of 1889, it was deemed a horrible eyesore by many, who found its bold modernity a shock. Now millions of people each year visit the tower, both for its fascinating construction and its superb views over the city, but it’s interesting to look back on the tower’s many guises over the years. We start with the present but make sure to explore some truly intriguing historical shots.

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Explore Tarapoto: The Palm City of Northern Peru

Nicole Potter09 mins

Tarapoto may not impress first-time visitors with its initial appearance. The city is characterized by a combination of unremarkable, semi-modern buildings and modest tin-roofed homes, while its surroundings lean towards agriculture, contradicting the expectation of a dense jungle environment. Furthermore, the often oppressive heat and persistent noise from mototaxis may make the destination seem less appealing to some travelers.

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Ultimate Guide to Singapore Starhub GSM Tourist Prepaid Card Usage

Nicole Potter09 mins

Using your cellphone in Singapore shouldn’t be an expensive proposition; particularly if you own a GSM phone that is compatible with the 900/1800 bands. It is essential to learn about cellphone roaming in Southeast Asia for detailed preconditions. Buying a prepaid SIM card from one of Singapore’s mobile companies enables you to stay connected and keep friends and family updated on your adventures.

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Top 10 Swimming Holes in Texas for a Perfect Summer Escape

Nicole Potter06 mins

Although Texas is home to numerous water parks, both locals and tourists often seek out natural swimming holes to escape the summer heat. For those who prefer lakes, waterfalls, and hidden grottos over concrete pools and water slides, Texas offers a wealth of options, featuring everything from a three-acre spring in the heart of Austin to a scuba-diving lake situated south of Dallas.

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Zion National Park Day Trip Guide from Las Vegas

Nicole Potter06 mins

In less than three hours and 165 miles, you can exchange the concrete and neon lights of the Las Vegas Strip for the serene and colorful landscapes at Zion National Park, established in 1919 as Utah’s first of five national parks. Along the way from Las Vegas to Springdale, Utah, you will drive through a few canyons carved out by the Virgin River. Once you get to Zion National Park, park your vehicle and ride on the free shuttles provided by the National Park Service. Essentially, you get a free guided tour through the park to top points of interest and popular hiking trails and vistas.

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Top Bars, Pubs, and Clubs in the Highlands

Nicole Potter010 mins

The Highlands is most well-known for three things: its oddity stores, its stretch of bars, and its diverse selection of restaurants. While most tourists to Louisville head down to Fourth Street Live for a night on the town, locals prefer the vibrant Bardstown Road, which is home to the Highlands’ bars, pubs, and clubs. The following drinking establishments can be found in Louisville’s Highlands.

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Explore Frank Lloyd Wright’s Iconic Homes in Minnesota

Nicole Potter05 mins

Architect Frank Lloyd Wright was born in Wisconsin and designed numerous houses in the Upper Midwest. Therefore, Minnesota boasts several remarkable buildings conceived by this iconic architect. If you’re interested in exploring Frank Lloyd Wright houses in Minneapolis and the Twin Cities, there are four notable residences in that region. Moreover, this article presents additional Frank Lloyd Wright houses throughout Minnesota.

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