As a family of 7 we’ve traveled to over 62 countries on five continents over the past 19 years… And at all the places we’ve visited have always filled me with WONDER. The pyramids ‘Incan’ fortresses Mayan ruins Cathedrals Underground cities Who? Why? HOW? It seemed mind-boggling — and the ‘accepted’ theories about how they came into being just didn’t make sense. Since the Epstein files I’ve fallen down all the 🐇 holes… And more and more things are starting to make sense. Our current...
Seven colossal sea cliffs compared along the same ocean line and ranked by their vertical height. From remote volcanic islands to monumental coastal walls, these formations reveal just how dramatic the edge of the land can become. Which one would you most like to see in person? #WorldIndexed #SeaCliffs #Geography #EarthScience nature aesthetic
Lake Manasarovar and Lake Rakshastal sit remarkably close to each other near Mount Kailash, yet they could hardly be more different. Manasarovar is a high-altitude freshwater lake revered as sacred across several traditions. Nearby Rakshastal is a saltwater lake, traditionally associated with the Sanskrit name meaning “Lake of Demons.” Their contrasting water chemistry, drainage, appearance and cultural symbolism have fascinated pilgrims and travellers for generations. How did two neighbouring lakes in the same extraordinary landscape develop such different identities? Explore the geography, history, science and traditions surrounding Mount Kailash and its twin lakes in The Silent Files.
She was the Model for the Statue of Liberty.
