Costa Rican hand made bag
Its a very nice bad that they make. VEry beautiful :)
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Its a very nice bad that they make. VEry beautiful :)
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The Lighthouses on Cape Cod are stunning and iconic
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I live in a little town that is constantly growing.
Shared by sspannMoments from members' own lives: family traditions, favourite places, hobbies and memories, some from other countries they love.
I used to live in the historic art town of Santa Fe, New Mexico, USA when I was in college for film studies. On the last Friday of every August, the town kicks off a week of "Fiestas" (parties/celebrations in Spanish) by holding…
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Puerto Rico is the place where Christmas starts in November and finishes at the end of January. But why, you may ask? It begins with decorations in November, as towns light up their plazas and neighborhoods transform into…
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I am called ARTRAGEOUS because I am a self taught professional artist. I began making art as a young girl. I paint from the inside out and I am drawn in and mesmerized by the artistic method through which the imagination is…
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The "Fiestas Patrias" (Homeland Parties) or more colloquially known as "El Dieciocho" (the 18th) is a Chilean national holiday that is celebrated the 18th, the 19th and sometimes also the 17th and 20th of September (even though…
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This 400-year-old city might have new trends and a fast-paced life but what makes Madras so beautiful and culturally rich, is its glory of being the same warm and welcoming city that it has always been. The fourth largest city of…
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Through the heart of downtown Pennington Gap runs the high energy ribbon of steel that started it all! Tucked tightly into the rugged ridges of Lee County, these tracks don't just pass through they are the roaring, pulsing spine…
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Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender and Queer (LGBTQ) Pride Month is currently celebrated each year in the month of June to honor the 1969 Stonewall Uprising in Manhattan. The Stonewall Uprising was a tipping point for the Gay…
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The times sure are changing! In 2012 voters in my home state of Washington legalized the recreational use of cannabis for people over 21 years of age. America's 40-year long "War on Drugs" has been a monumental disaster for its…
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How many hours would you be willing to wait just to live a dream for a couple of hours? For me, it has always been worth every second. In the past two, almost three years, I’ve been lucky enough to see Coldplay live several…
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Located on the Puget Sound, one of Tacoma's nature-focused gems is Point Defiance Park. The entrance boasts their picturesque Rose and Rhododendron Gardens. You can continue down the road/walking trail known as Five Mile Drive…
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Carpentry is the skilled trade and craft of cutting, shaping, and assembling wood and other building materials to construct, install, and repair structures or objects.In the third picture you will see a tool used for biscuit…
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While there is karaoke every night of the week somewhere in the county, I usually make it on Tuesdays at Dolan's Den. Regulars and sometimes strangers gather to sing and listen, drink and be merry. Talent varies wildly, but…
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One part of my life that has been important to me is boxing. In America, a local boxing gym is more than just a place to exercise. It is a place where people from different backgrounds come together, train hard, and build…
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The image represents the spirit of Sicily—its history, strength, and enduring cultural pride. At its heart is the Trinacria, an ancient emblem symbolizing the island’s triangular shape, with three bent legs radiating from a…
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As a school teacher and former student, the times I look forward to the most are our brief break times when we do not have to come into work between semesters in addition to holidays. We have two main short breaks- Fall Break…
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The Wreathing Ceremony was a tradition brought over by my own ancestors and other people of the time who immigrated from Ukraine to America. It follows the tradition of welcoming young people into adulthood. The way we practiced…
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Interesting and unique landmarks and events in New Hampshire. A strange geocentric location known as a "Stargate"; Plane whose crash wreckage can be hiked to in New Hampshire mountains; and our Governor past, Sir John Wentworth…
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In the U.S., service dogs can be obtained through an organization that trains them, or individuals who have service dogs may do their own training. I trained my own service dog. He helps me calm down when I get anxious in public…
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The Navy Junior Reserve Officers' Training Corps (NJROTC) is a high school program sponsored by the United States Navy. The program's mission is to instill in students the values of citizenship, service to the United States…
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In the are I live in we have public parks that range from the majority of being neighborhood parks (playgrounds, basketball court, etc..) to expansive acreage filled with hiking trails, fishing spots, and even horse trails. We…
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Husband and I Have memberships for the Henry Ford Museum/Greenfield Village. The museum itself is dedicated to a lot of old and new technology. Greenfield Village has historic homes transported from around the USA at Greenfield…
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You can’t get any more Arizonan than eating an actual cactus! Eating nopales and tunas is something that stems from Mexican culture here in my state. My abuelita Joaquina prepares different parts of the cacti in our own yard as…
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The coquí is the unofficial island rep and mascot of Puerto Rico, named for its distinctive nocturnal call that sounds like “ko-kee.” They are small, adorable little tree-frogs that sing all through out the night in high pitched…
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