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5 Surprising Landscapes You Would Never Guess Are Found In Oregon
By Victoria Yore, Contributor
Traveler, Digital Influencer, and Writer for www.followmeaway.com
Did you know that Oregon is home to a whole bunch of epic places you would never believe existed in this Pacific Northwest State? Iceland or Utah maybe, but Oregon?
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Off The Beaten Track: The Best Way To See New Zealand
By Nicola Barnard, Contributor
Travel Counsellor, travel blogger, photographer, and mother to...
All photographs are copyright of Nicola Barnard Photography. For those of you who seek peacefulness and serenity, who seek
TRAVEL
Iceland's Incredible Ring Road
By Nicola Barnard, Contributor
Travel Counsellor, travel blogger, photographer, and mother to...
This tells the story of the road that circumnavigates this memorable and sparsely populated country - Iceland's Ring Road
RELIGION
What is Feng Shui ?
By J. H. McKenna, Ph.D., Contributor
Senior Lecture, History of Religious Ideas, U of CA Irvine
The priests devised special tools whereby they ascertained various forces at work in a given space, and after numerous calculations
HOME & LIVING
5 Landscaping Mistakes That Could Cost You Dearly
By HomeAdvisor, Contributor
The leading website & mobile app for connecting homeowners and...
Planting shrubs and perennials in clusters is more attractive than scattering single plants around your yard. But, it's important
CULTURE & ARTS
Zen Landscapes
By Kenneth Kraft, Contributor
Professor emeritus of Buddhist studies at Lehigh University; a...
What makes a landscape a Zen landscape? In a well-known episode from Mad Men, Don Draper dreams up a Coke ad while meditating by the sea. Does this scene qualify?
CULTURE & ARTS
Sky Light Chasing - HRH Prince Nikolaos talks to Yatzer about Photography and Art for Tomorrow
By Sara Panagiotopoulou, Contributor
Writer
Prince Nikolaos' inspiration for taking up photography came from his uncle, King Juan Carlos of Spain. "He took excellent
Family of goats in the village
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WEIRD NEWS
Oregon City Fires Goats From Landscaping Duties
Officials in Salem said they cost too much and gave off "a barnyard aroma."
CULTURE & ARTS
Jean Dubuffet -- Mayor Retrospective at Fondation Beyeler (VIDEO)
By Heinrich Schmidt, Contributor
Founder and Director, VernissageTV
The exhibition at Fondation Beyeler focuses on Jean Dubuffet's idea of landscape, which in his hands can transform itself into a body, a face or an object. Portraits, female nudes and still lives turn into vibrant landscapes.
CULTURE & ARTS
A Mythology of The Unseen
By Petros Koublis, Contributor
Photographer, Author - New York & Athens
Images can challenge the authority of the mind over our reality. As long as we keep ourselves open to approach them with
ENVIRONMENT
The Tension Between Growth and Quality of Life - a Testimony From the Coast of Peru
By Pieter Van de Sype, Contributor
Landscape professional
"I have been saying this for more than thirty years now: we're destroying nature and with that, causing our own demise!" Lima's
CULTURE & ARTS
Finding Equilibrium: Archway Gallery
By Larry Garmezy, Contributor
Artist, geologist
Although Finding Equilibrium began as an exploration of the patterns, textures and colors found in the pristine waters of
Filip Eremita Photography
TASTE
These Photos Of Mushrooms Will Make You Feel Like You're Tripping
By Damon Dahlen
This forager and photographer walks a fine line in his quest for wild mushrooms.
HOME & LIVING
6 Amazing Elevated Gardens
By Architectural Digest, Contributor
Architectural Digest Magazine
In Tokyo, the Meguro Sky Garden that opened in 2013 is not a bridge in the conventional sense, although it covers the intersection
ENVIRONMENT
Thinking Landscapes and the Importance of Youth to Meet the COP21 1.5 Degree Goal
By Pieter Van de Sype, Contributor
Landscape professional
Last weekend, the fourth edition of the Global Landscapes Forum was held alongside the the COP21 negotiations in Paris.
TRAVEL
The 5 Most Beautiful Places In The World
By Conde Nast Traveler, Contributor
Conde Nast Traveler
Pinpointing every breathtaking place on the planet could take a lifetime, but we think that these 5 otherworldly landscapes and awe-inspiring natural wonders need to move to the very top of your travel bucket list.
CULTURE & ARTS
Trucks (and Bugs) Entering Ahead
By Bruce Helander, Contributor
Member, Florida Artists Hall of Fame, Former Editor-in-Chief, ...
It's not surprising to learn that most mature artists can look back at their birthplace with the realization that specific past childhood influences and geographical elements continue to permanently encourage and impact their current work.
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WEIRD NEWS
NUTSCAPES EXCLUSIVE: Go Nuts For These Sharable Quote Cards (NSFW)
By Whitney Meers
Obsev is having a ball adding quotes to these gonad-accented landscapes.
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5 Spectacular US Landscapes You Have to See to Believe
By U.S. News Travel, Contributor
U.S. News & World Report Travel
One of the most scenic areas in the United States sits smack dab in the middle of South Dakota. Set on 244,000 acres, Badlands National Park boasts a dynamic landscape that includes sharp cliffs, deep gorges and all the rugged beauty you can handle.
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The Most Scenic Drives In The Country
By Thrillist, Contributor
Everything worth caring about in food, drink, and travel
Fortunately, the Federal Highway Administration keeps a pretty solid database of the best scenic byways, and with a little extra digging where the government list falls short, we came up with the definitive guide to the most scenic road in each and every one of our 50 states. Happy driving.
NOVATO, CA - MAY 29: Brown Lawns Green owner Bill Schaffer applies green paint to a brown lawn on May 29, 2015 in Novato, California. As the severe California drought continues to worsen, homeowners and businesses looking to conserve water are letting lawns go dormant and are having them painted to look green. The paint lasts eigh weeks on dormant lawns and will not wash off. (Photo by Justin Sullivan/Getty Images)
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California's Drought Is So Bad Some People Are Painting Their Lawns Green
By James Cave
A temporary fix to a long-standing problem.
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