Dec 8, 2015

Stonehenge: Researchers’ new theory

Steve Earley 0 Comment World England, Stonehenge, Wales

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Stonehenge, the prehistoric monument in England, is made of rock from some 200 miles from its location. Researchers have a new theory why: As The Washington Post reports, they say it was built in Wales, where it sat for hundreds of years, before being moved.
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Oct 2, 2015

Beach rugby, election prep, 650 kilos of chocolate | Oct. 2

Patrick Maynard 0 Comment Daily Brief Caracas, Myanmar, Rugby, Wales

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The day in photos around the world.

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Jul 22, 2015

Trampolines, zip lines and slides in an abandoned slate mine

Matt Bracken 0 Comment The Baltimore Sun, World caverns, Wales

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A subterranean playground in North Wales features trampolines, walkways, slides and “Zip World Caverns,” the world’s largest fully underground zip line course.

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Jul 21, 2015

World Congress of Santa Clauses, Pan Am Games, re-creation of Sunbeam land speed record | July 21

Steve Earley 0 Comment Daily Brief, World Animals, art, boats, Burundi, Canada, cars, China, cows, cycling, Denmark, dolphins, elections, England, Germany, Japan, lights, London, Los Angeles, Mexico, Pakistan, sports, Toronto, Tour de France, transportation, Turkey, Wales, water, waterskiing

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The day in photos from around the world.

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Apr 1, 2013

April 1 Photo Brief: Easter Egg roll at the White House, Kid President prank, RIP Pattycake the NYC gorilla, Watering of the Girls

Stokely Baksh 0 Comment Daily Brief April Fools Day, China, Haiti, Hungary, India, Jamaat-e-Islami activists, Japan, Kenya, Kosovo, locusts, London Cart Horse Parade, Madagascar, Mitrovica, Pakistan, Pattycake, Peru, Polar bear, Russia, sea lions, Serbia, South Korea, The Knights Of Royal England, the Pearl of the South, voodoo, Wales, White House

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Easter Egg roll at the White House, Kid President April Fools’ Day prank, RIP Pattycake the NYC gorilla, Watering of the Girls Easter tradition and more in today’s daily brief. Warning: Some photos may depict injury and/ or violence.

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Oct 4, 2012

Oct. 4 Photo Brief: World animal day, hopping in Belarus and the Great Wall gets crowded

Robert Hamilton 0 Comment Daily Brief, The Baltimore Sun 1st Squadron, Afghanistan, April Jones, Arlington Cemetery, army, Barack Obama, Belarus, Bill Murray, brown bear, camels, China, Dnipropetrovsk, Fabrice Hybert, Finland, Fiona Bone, Great Wall, Helsinki, Hong Kong, Jordan, Manchester, Marines, Michael Clark Company, Michael Phelps, mill, Mumbai, New York Film Festival, Nicola Hughes, Nicole Kidman, Pakistan, Paul Casey, Qatari, soccer, steel, Syria, UNICEF, Videoton, Wales

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Catching a bear nap during World Animal Day in Finland, things get hopping in Belarus, the Great Wall in China gets a bit crowded and more in today’s daily brief.
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