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The Netherlands has set aside 18,000 hectares of coastal dunes as its newest national park, under the name De Hollandse Duinen.
The park incorporates several existing nature reserves in South Holland for an area up to 9 km from shoreline at its widest. It’s home to 7,000 species of plants and animals, including, surprisingly, Highland cattle. More than a million people...
Petaluma, California, in the North Bay area has had a lot of histories—settled in the 1830s as a Mexican land grant, where native tribes had lived before; supplier of produce and grain to San Francisco when it swelled with gold-seekers heading north; the Egg Capitol of the world for decades in the last century and home to both extensive vineyards and a serious migration north...
December 12, the day of La Fiesta de la Virgen de Guadalupe, patron saint of Mexico and the Americas is a big day in Mexico, with religious celebrations, children’s parades and more.
Alongside a carnival that sprouted in Oaxaca’s Llano park for the days surrounding the feast day, numbers of booths were set up with animals, creches and flamboyant floral ...
Locals claim Billy the Kid was not killed by Pat Garrett, but rather fled to Hico, lived a long life, and died here. Is it true? Maybe…..
Large sections of Caernarfon’s old town walls have survived more or less intact. Together with the town’s castle they are part of a UNESCO-listed multi-site group of monuments.