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Gloucester is a city in the west of England, near the Cotswolds rural area. It’s known for 11th-century Gloucester Cathedral, which has Romanesque and Gothic architecture, plus the tomb of King Edward II.
Nearby are the Gloucester Docks, with restored Victorian warehouses, a dry dock, and the Mariners Chapel. The National Waterways Museum celebrates the city’s industrial past with canal boats and interactive displays.
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TOP 15. The Most Beautiful Lighthouses in USA: Heceta Head Lighthouse, Bodie Island Lighthouse, Split Rock Lighthouse, Portland Head Lighthouse, Ponce de Leon Inlet Lighthouse. Southeast Lighthouse. Biloxi Lighthouse, Eldred Rock Lighthouse, White Shoal Lighthouse, Battery Point Lighthouse. Toledo Harbor Lighthouse, Diamond Head Lighthouse, Sheffield Island Lighthouse. Lorain Lighthouse. Loggerhead Lighthouse
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The Mount - Lenox, Massachusetts Berkshires, Massachusetts, United States
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The Mount Lenox
Author Edith Wharton's self-designed estate features historical exhibits, garden tours and educational lectures.
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Travel blogs from The Mount:
- ... As it happens, we did make it to: Tanglewood (no concerts underway, but we did view the grounds), and Edith Wharton's home, The Mount (again, exterior only; we were too cheap to pay the $16 admission fee and thought about sneeking in through the woods ...
- ... After seeing the Mount, I wandered around the town of Lenox, having lunch in a nice little cafe ...
- ... I visited The Mount, Edith Wharton's estate, which was delightful -- loved the gardens ...
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- Lenox, Massachusetts Berkshires, Massachusetts, United States
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- The Mount from the gardens by Ahartry from a blog titled Berkshires and Walden Pond
- Outbuilding at The Mount by Kellyjohn from a blog titled Bear Sighting
- Fountain -- the Mount by Ahartry from a blog titled Berkshires and Walden Pond
- Gardens of the Mount by Ahartry from a blog titled Berkshires and Walden Pond
- Aracade at the Mount by Ahartry from a blog titled Berkshires and Walden Pond
- The Mount by Ahartry from a blog titled Berkshires and Walden Pond
London-Birmingham: First time riding a train in the UK
London-Birmingham is a very common route of train in the UK. The train departs London Euston station and after several stops arrives at Birmingham New Street.
Virgin has the fastest trains, but we purchased our tickets with Chiltern, as they had better prices. The trip was about 1 hour longer, but the train was comfortable and had free wifi.
Birmingham is the first city we will visit in the UK. It will be featured in the next vlog.
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Flu epidemic hits Philadelphia September 28 1918
Flu epidemic hits Philadelphia.
On this day in 1918, a Liberty Loan parade in Philadelphia prompts a huge outbreak of the flu epidemic in the city. By the time the epidemic ended, an estimated 30 million people were dead worldwide.
Influenza is a highly contagious virus that attacks the respiratory system and can mutate very quickly to avoid being killed by the human immune system. Generally, only the very old and the very young are susceptible to death from the flu. Though a pandemic of the virus in 1889 had killed thousands all over the world, it was not until 1918 that the world discovered how deadly the flu could be.
The most likely origin of the 1918 flu pandemic was a bird or farm animal in the American Midwest. The virus may have traveled among birds, pigs, sheep, moose, bison and elk, eventually mutating into a version that took hold in the human population. The best evidence suggests that the flu spread slowly through the United States in the first half of the year, then spread to Europe via some of the 200,000 American troops who traveled there to fight in World War I. By June, the flu seemed to have mostly disappeared from North America, after taking a considerable toll.
Over the summer of 1918, the flu spread quickly all over Europe. One of its first stops was Spain, where it killed so many people that it became known the world over as the Spanish Flu. The Spanish Flu was highly unusual because it seemed to affect strong people in the prime of their lives rather than babies and the elderly. By the end of the summer, about 10,000 people were dead. In most cases, hemorrhages in the nose and lungs killed victims within three days.
As fall began, the flu epidemic spiraled out of control. Ports throughout the world usually the first locations in a country to be infected–reported serious problems. In Sierra Leone, 500 of 600 dock workers were too sick to work. Africa, India and the Far East reported epidemics. The spread of the virus among so many people also seems to have made it even more deadly and contagious as it mutated. When the second wave of flu hit London and Boston in September, the results were far worse than those from the previous flu strain.
Twelve thousand soldiers in Massachusetts came down with the flu in mid-September. Each division of the armed services was reporting hundreds of deaths each week due to flu. Philadelphia was the hardest-hit city in the United States. After the Liberty Loan parade on September 28, thousands of people became infected. The city morgue, built to hold 36 bodies, was now faced with the arrival of hundreds within a few days. The entire city was quarantined and nearly 12,000 city residents died. Overall, in the United States, five out of every thousand people fell victim to the flu.
In the rest of the world, the death toll was much worse. In Latin America, 10 out of every thousand people died. In Africa, it was 15 per thousand and in Asia it was as high as 35 per thousand. It is estimated that up to 20 million people perished in India alone. Ten percent of the entire population of Tahiti died within three weeks. In Western Samoa, 20 percent of the population died. More people died from the flu than from all of the battles of World War I combined.
Quality Hotel Plymouth Before and After Pics - URBEX UK
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Welcome to the Abandoned Quality Hotel.... this short video is the before and after pics of this now defunct hotel
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Exploring summer night streets - Hookers
Imagine a supermarket. There are a departements for vegetables, meats, fishes, and snack. There is a departement for potato chips* and there are different kind and form of chips: classic, spicy, sour, long, thiny, sea salt, corn, cheese. You can't taste, you must choose looking the package, there is a colored, transparent, big, little, tube, bag.
Every time you can try a different potatoes chips kind. Only thing is you can't know if are good until you eat it.
In the street is same.
*potatoes or potatoes chips (patata o patatina) in italian slang means female reproductive organ.
I love go on supermarket and observe the goods, choose quietly and buy.