Beauty: Ponte Sant’Angelo, Rome, Italy
Right after an afternoon storm, sunlight glows upon “Angel with a Lance,” a 15th century sculpture guarding the Tiber River by Bernini’s arch rival Domenico Guidi.

Right after an afternoon storm, sunlight glows upon “Angel with a Lance,” a 15th century sculpture guarding the Tiber River by Bernini’s arch rival Domenico Guidi.
Reflections: On Iconic Wildscapes It was as early as 1893 when the American Pulitzer Prize-winner Wallace Stenger claimed that our National Parks were “America’s best idea.” Indeed, in just twenty one years since the establishment of the first park, Yellowstone, the visionaries of the day knew that memorializing North
It was as early as 1893 when the American Pulitzer Prize-winner Wallace Stenger claimed that our National Parks were “America’s best idea.” Indeed, in just twenty one years since the establishment of the first park, Yellowstone, the visionaries of the day knew that memorializing North America’s iconic landscapes
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