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I just got back from the USA, so I'm extra motivated to share this week's round-up from the Americas. First up, is a family trip to the Zion National Park in Utah. If nature isn't your thing, how about a visit to the MET in New York City? And for the last feature of the week, we're traveling south to Texas, to appreciate some amazing views of the Rio de los Brazos de Dios, which translates into the "River of the Arms of God".
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Utah Mighty 5 road trip - Day 1 - Zion National Park
written by @caseygrimley
After driving down to Zion late Sunday night, I set up camp around 1 AM, we woke up early around 6 AM to break down camp, eat breakfast, and get to the trail before the crowds hit (it was spring break after all). We arrived to the Main entrance around 8 AM and were on the trail by around 9 AM.
Art Talk: Highlight tour of the MET
written by @sjarvie5
When I first walked into the room I couldn't figure out what I was looking at. Then the tour guide said something about a deer. Ok, I could see a deer... kinda. What was all the glass? It really was such a strange experience to know and recognize the shape of the deer and to be so thrown off by the glass all over it.
I have always been fascinated by rivers. They provide life-sustaining water, they shape the development of civilizations, they provide transportation, and they create obstacles to travel. The history of the settlement and expansion of European civilization in the Americas is inextricably bound up with rivers, nowhere more so than Texas.
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