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“Here lies the bodies of three brothers... enwrapt in silence and the Arms of Death, Exposed to Worms lies three once charming Boys... 1784”

Charleston Charlesons Oldest Graveyard Tomestones White Meeting House

Book:Very Charleston: A Celebration of History, Culture, and Lowcountry Charm

Source: Very Charleston: A Celebration of History, Culture, and Lowcountry Charm

“To give a tangerine is a Chinese New Year's Tradition. Stems are left on to keep friendship intact.”

Friendship Tangerine Chinese New Year

Book:Very California: Travels Through the Golden State

Source: Very California: Travels Through the Golden State

“Paradox Walnut: Burbank took a slow growing Walnut tree and made it grow fast, thus the name "Paradox". Museum thought it was dead and cut off a branch. It was alive. OOPS!”

Luther Burbank Santa Rosa Parabox Walnut

Book:Very California: Travels Through the Golden State

Source: Very California: Travels Through the Golden State

“Joshua Tree was named by Mormon pioneers- The arms looked like Joshua beckoning them to the promised land.”

California Promised Land Joshua Mormon Pioneers Joshua Tree

Book:Very California: Travels Through the Golden State

Source: Very California: Travels Through the Golden State

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