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Tired of road raging? Take the high road and switch to road phrasing! Get a personalized license plate in Nevada, express your individual personality and make your presence known wherever the road...
Tired of road raging? Take the high road and switch to road phrasing! Get a personalized license plate in New Mexico, express your individual personality and make your presence known wherever the...
An important part of proper car care is keeping the wheels clean and free from brake dust and road grime. Following are some tips on how to restore even the dirtiest chrome wheels to their...
Point Pleasant, West Virginia offers a unique chance to really explore the Mothman mystery. Reports say the Mothman is a winged, man-sized creature with large reflective red eyes. First seen in...
Caernarvon Castle was said to have been built upon the ideals of the wizard Merlin by King Edward I. King Edward was very drawn to legends of yore and was hoping to be remembered in the company...
There are certain myths and traditions incorporated into some families to make childhood rites of passage more fun and memorable. One of the most famous of these is the legend of the Tooth Fairy....
The first of March marks the celebration of St. David’s Day in Wales. Every person, young or young at heart and in between can be found celebrating in festive spirit on this day. St. David is...
The Kentish town of Edenbridge has for 30 years held a huge Guy Fawkes’ night celebration. The event takes place around November 5 and incorporates a parade, fireworks as well as a colossal...
Burns Night celebrations take place in Scotland every year on the 25th of January, the birthday of Scottish national poet Robert Burns. Burns's poetry reveals him as a fun-loving individual who...
The Loch Ness Monster is one of the most enduring monster stories in our midst, ranking right alongside stories of Sasquatch and the Yeti. Despite all of the supposed proof that Nessie exists,...
Atlantis exists, but people are looking in the wrong places. Inject science into legends for the best way to find Atlantis. The events surrounding Atlantis' demise are very similar to...
Fairies live in a magical, natural world. These special creatures are all around--in homes, gardens and urban areas. While mostly invisible to the human eye, fairies can be seen by humans who have...
The Loch Ness Monster, if real, remains in the realm of cryptozoology because it's more difficult to detect than known wildlife. Loch Ness, its habitat, is extremely murky, so pictures must be...
Hiking and camping allows a person to get away from it all. On the next outdoor trip, a search for Bigfoot is something to consider. Imagine the celebrity and riches if the beast can be located...
Qi Xi, or Qi Qiao Jie, the Night of Sevens, is a Chinese festival staged the seventh day of the seventh lunar month. It celebrates the legend of two star-crossed lovers, represented by the stars...
On the Night of Sevens on the seventh day of the seventh lunar month, Chinese who see magpies in flight think of the legend of the Cowherd and Weaver Girl, represented by the stars Altair and...
This article is about your society. Do you understand your society? Do you know the inportance of your society to you? Many may have a problem with this because they feel there is no importance to...
Beowulf is the oldest text written in English. It tells the story of a man, Beowulf, and his adventures in Denmark and Sweden sometime around the sixth century. It’s not necessary to know the...
From Rosa Parks and her courageous stand that great day December 1,1955 to the July 1966 Chicago riots to the 1968 establishment of the King Center, this article is intended to familiarize you...
Have you ever seen a floating, purple head? Would you like to? Follow these instructions to see the ghost of the Wabash Cannonball Bridge, also known in the area as "purple head." The Wabash...
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