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  • High-angle panoramic view of Spider Rock standing tall within the red sandstone canyon walls.
    Arizona | Places

    Canyon de Chelly – A Hidden Gem in Northern Arizona

    ByFrans Lambrechtsen January 27, 2021August 4, 2026
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    Is Canyon de Chelly really one of the most visited national monuments in America? When I was young, I lived in Arizona.  There is a place I heard about a lot, but I never visited there until later in life.  It’s breathtaking.  It’s a quiet, peaceful place.  It is sun, wind, and sky.  It’s on…

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  • Buffalo Bill Cody standing with performers in his Wild West show.
    Wyoming | People

    Why Was “Buffalo Bill” the Most Famous American Going into the 20th Century?

    ByFrans Lambrechtsen December 29, 2020August 4, 2026
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    “Wait? Buffalo Bill…the most famous American going into the 20th century?” Some may have said: Theodore (Teddy) Roosevelt, Thomas Edison, Emily Dickinson, Mark Twain, William Randolph Hearst, or maybe Susan B. Anthony. Those would be good guesses. Actually, the most famous American at the turn of the century was….William F. (Buffalo Bill) Cody. So, how…

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  • Photo of the mountains near the Los Alamos National Laboratory in New Mexico. Los Alamos in Englis is Cottonwood Trees.
    New Mexico | Places

    How Did A Grove of Trees Help End World War 2?

    ByFrans Lambrechtsen October 6, 2020July 27, 2026
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    How did a quiet place like Los Alamos New Mexico, become so important? Poplar trees are common in North America.  Many times they are called cottonwood trees because they shed fluffy white “cotton” in spring.  The “cotton” contains seeds that are picked up by the wind and carried to new places to germinate and grow. …

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