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These Bridges of Wind and Rain Are Beautiful.

The 'wind and rain bridge', as it is known to the dong, is so called because it has pavilions built on top of it. Often, the structures are quite beautiful, and that is why they are also known as "flower bridges" by some. These bridges are used for more than just crossing.

Winds of Change: The Awesome Power of Nature

By: Klaus Priebe/ NG Winds of Change: The Awesome Power of Nature nature, photos, seasons, changes, migrations These photos capture extreme yet stunning changes and displays of the power of nature.

Second Wind: Finding Purpose and Meaning as We Age

With children grown or careers winding down, this phase opens up space to explore new passions and redefine what truly matters. It’s a time to focus on what brings joy, purpose, and connection.

Shocking Photos Reveal the Damage Caused by Hurricane Irma

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The Cheapest Energy: Are Renewables Becoming Cheapest?

According to Research Analysts at Morgan Stanley, renewable energy like solar and wind power are hurtling towards a level of ubiquity where not even politics can stop them. It's fast becoming the cheapest option.

Eerie Winter in Lake Erie, New York

This happened overnight due to gale-force winds,15-foot waves from the lake, and freezing temperatures . This bizarre phenomenon happened because the lake wasn't frozen yet, but the temperatures were below freezing, and so, the winds accelerated the freezing of the waves.

The Fragile Beauty of Bubbles

Maybe because they give this feeling of being something not quite real, a dream that ends when you touch it, a small illusion that drifts in the wind in beautiful colors, but always disappears, and can never be caught.

Incredible Photos: Philippines Ravaged by Typhoon!

During the following days, the wind became stronger and stronger, and when it reached the Phillipines on the 8th of November, it had already reached monsterous proportions. These are some of the photos that documented the chaos this storm caused just a few days ago.

Irony Can Be Sweet, As Is Evidenced By These Pictures...

Source You can't go on Wind because of the... wind. Source Some reassuring branding below. Source Who awarded him this? Source They put maximum height signs on bridges for a reason...

Relieve Intestinal Gas Pain Instantly With These Remedies

Symptoms and Causes of Trapped Wind People who experience trapped gas describe it as acute discomfort in the belly. Bloating and stomach cramps can be present too.

December's Defining Moments Around the World

As the water levels rise on the River Ouse in York, England, one woman clings onto her umbrella against the heavy rain and strong winds. In Jerusalem, the Western Wall and the Dome of the Rock, the holiest sites for Jews and Muslims, were covered with snow.

Hurricane Season is Now In Full Swing. Are You Prepared?

As summer begins to wind down, the true start of the Atlantic hurricane season kicks off in earnest, with strong winds, torrential downpours, power outages and floods all on the menu, but have you ever given a second thought in regard to how hurricanes begin, or how you can prepare yourself before the

8 Absurdly Large Musical Instruments (And a Minuscule One)

Here are some absurdly large contrabass wind instruments, and an unusually small one. 1. World's Largest Tuba Source 2. Contrabass Bassoon Source 3. Contrabass Recorder (On the Left) Source 4. Ultrabass Ocarina Source 5. Contrabass Saxophone Source [related_articles] 6.

Bizarre Sand Towers Form on Lake Michigan’s Shore

Image Source: Joshua Nowicki/ Instagram Sometimes referred to as ‘miniature hoodoos,’ these sand pillars are formed when powerful winds blow away frozen wet sand and chisel out tall tower-like structures on the shore.

The Mystery of the Death Valley Moving Stones.

Most hypotheses favored by interested geologists posit that strong winds when the mud is wet are at least in part responsible. Some stones weigh as much as a human, which some researchers, such as geologist George M. Stanley, feel is too heavy for the area's wind to move.