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Angel Oak. Charleston, Johns Island, SC. The Angel Oak Park is located on Johns Island where you can find what is known as "A Lowcountry Treasure". The Southern Live Oak tree is a historical site and focal point of one of the City of Charleston's public parks. It is considered to be the largest Live Oak Tree east of the Mississippi estimating to be 400 to 500 years old. The Angel Oak receives approximately 400,000 visitors each year. The tree is 65 feet high with a circumference of 25.5 feet, shading an area of 17,000 square feet.

11:44 The Middleton Oak. Now estimated to be between 900 and 1000 years old. The ancient oak trees at Middleton Place are majestic and beautiful, covered in Spanish moss and framing views of the river and pastures. 14:15 Alligator in the Ashley River 15:16 Alligator in the Ashley River 17:42 The most elaborate garden feature at Middleton Place is the terraced gardens with its parterres and “Butterfly Lakes.” Middleton created a formal lawn bisected with a gravel carriageway leading to six shaped turf terraces with bowed centers. At the level of the river, a pair of "Butterfly Lakes" were excavated on either side of a turf causeway. 19:57 The mill was constructed in 1851. Today, the Mill displays copies of watercolors by Alice Ravenel Huger Smith show stages of rice cultivation in the SC Low Country during the 1850s. 25:45 Bridge over the river and beautiful landscape.

00:39 The Gardens, which Henry Middleton envisioned and began to create in 1741, reflect the grand classic style that remained in vogue in Europe into the early part of the 18th century. A long reflecting pool greets you at the plantation entrance. 01:30 The plantation house and several outbuildings were burned by the Union troops in 1865, and further destroyed in the 1886 Charleston earthquake. A flanker building survived, and provided a home for the family after the Civil War. 08:01 A stableyard complex. 08:34 Sheep lie in the shadow of the building. 11:44 The Middleton Oak. Now estimated to be between 900 and 1000 years old. The ancient oak trees at Middleton Place are majestic and beautiful, covered in Spanish moss and framing views of the river and pastures. 14:15 Alligator in the Ashley River 15:16 Alligator in the Ashley River 17:42 The most elaborate garden feature at Middleton Place is the terraced gardens with its parterres and “Butterfly Lakes.” Middleton created a formal lawn bisected with a gravel carriageway leading to six shaped turf terraces with bowed centers. At the level of the river, a pair of "Butterfly Lakes" were excavated on either side of a turf causeway. 19:57 The mill was constructed in 1851. Today, the Mill displays copies of watercolors by Alice Ravenel Huger Smith show stages of rice cultivation in the SC Low Country during the 1850s. 25:45 Bridge over the river and beautiful landscape.

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12:56 Once grazed by sheep, this Central Park lawn is now a sunning & lounging locale with city views. Billionaires' Row is the name of a group of ultra-luxury residential skyscrapers, and the neighborhood surrounding them, near the southern end of Central Park in the Midtown section of Manhattan in New York City.

03:01 What is this hanging on Angel Oaks? Information from Mr. Bob. 08:40 This Angel Oak is 400 years old. 09:45 Mr Bob tells the story of Middleton Place. 17:33 The sheep bleat "baaed, baaing, meh" and run one after another, returning from the pasture - a cute rural picture. 18:51 Mr. Bob continues his story about the history of Middleton Place.

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Middleton Place is a true wonder of natural beauty! Middleton Place offers breathtaking scenery that will blow your mind. The beauty of the plantation, which dates back to 1730, left us in awe, making every corner a beautiful moment. Walking through Middleton Place Gardens, we could not help but feel deep admiration for the family who created and maintained this wonder. Their dedication and foresight in maintaining such a stunning estate are truly commendable. Middleton Place is a place where history and nature seamlessly intertwine, leaving visitors like us with a deep sense of respect, admiration and wonder. Discover South Carolina's Middleton Place National Historic Landmark with a unique experience as you tour the estate in a horse-drawn carriage with Mr. Bob, who is a good storyteller and just a charming gentleman. By agreeing to ride along Middleton Place in a horse-drawn carriage, we gained new, unique knowledge about the oldest rice plantation in South Carolina from Mr. Bob. We are grateful to him for his interesting story and ability to show this beautiful plantation in the most unusual and pleasant way for us townspeople, sitting in a horse-drawn carriage!

_Whew! That was an amazing tour on the Smithsonian Gardens! The Mary Livingston Ripley Garden is really an extraordinary burst on both colors and imagination. It is an incredible sign that life and its miracle can be found in each thiny corner and device. Thank you for sharing this wondetful inspiration with us._

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Canada Geese on the lake are a wonderful sight to be seen in American nature everywhere. If a person spends a few hours observing wild nature, his thoughts and soul will be rested and changed. Watching Canada geese and goslings on the lake, listening to the relaxing sounds of nature, the sounds of geese, the sound of water, the singing of birds - we feel happy and rested. A few hours in the wild and your thoughts and soul will rest and change. Sounds of nature for relaxation and meditation. Nature is our true home, giving us healing energy, oxygen, water, food, relaxation, harmony and abundance. Take care and love nature, teach this to your children! If you enjoy watching our videos and want to support our future projects, please give us a Like and Subscribe to our channel. Thanks everyone for watching our videos! Enjoy watching!

Washington D.C. The Mary Livingston Ripley Garden is a Smithsonian garden that endeavors to expose visitors to a wide variety of plants and inspire people to expand their plant palette. This jewel box of a garden is just steps from the National Mall. Garden visitors who wander up the brick paths will experience a profusion of color, texture, and fragrance. Destined to become a parking lot in 1978, the talented Mrs. Ripley persuaded the Smithsonian Women’s Committee to support a garden instead. Hail Mary! Today, this is a beloved garden popular with visitors and local residents alike. A stately fountain courtyard stands as a centerpiece. Paths lead to alcoves off to the sides. There is an element of delight when rounding the corner to find refreshingly original combinations of plants or urns overflowing with flowers. A profusion of flowers delights at each turn. Tastefully placed vignettes create interest. Plant palettes invite study. Textures intrigue. It is a great place to relax and enjoy the beauty of nature. Bring your camera and/or a sketchpad. Study the plant combinations, the textures, and the whimsical touches for ideas to take home to your garden. This is a small garden, but it packs a punch. Mary Livingston Ripley Garden Hours Amazingly, the garden is not gated and is open to the public 24/7. Join me as we explore these green sanctuaries and let's get lost in the magic of the Smithsonian Gardens! Mary Livingston Ripley Garden en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mary_Li... If you enjoy watching our videos and want to support our future projects, please give us a Like and Subscribe to our channel. Thanks everyone for watching our videos! Enjoy watching!

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00:00 Introduction 05:54 Canada Goose Family on the lake

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01:53 - 8:10 Great views of Manhattan from the boat 08:24 The Statue of Liberty 13:09 Manhattan evening lights 14:09 Brooklyn Bridge 15:03 Manhattan Bridge 17:24 Williamsburg Bridge 20:02 Opposite the UN building, the boat turns around and floats under the Williamsburg Bridge. Night Glow of Manhattan and Bridges.

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The Statue of Liberty is a colossal neoclassical sculpture on Liberty Island in New York, United States. From ground level to torch 305 feet hight.The copper statute, a gift from the people of France to the people of the united states was designed by Auguste Bartholdi and its metal teamwork was built by Gustave Eiffel.The statue was dedicated on October 28 / 1886. The statue became an icon of freedom,and seen as a symbol of welcome to immigrants arriving by Sea. The statue is a figure of Libertas,a robed Roman liberty goddess. She holds a torch above her head with her right hand and in her left hand carriers a tabula ansata inscribed july 4 / 1776 in Roman numerals. The date of the U.S declaration of independence. A broken shackle and chain lie at her feet as she walks forward, commemorating the recent national abolition of slavery. Step aboard the boats and embark on a captivating journey to one of the most iconic landmarks in the world - the Statue of Liberty in New York City! As the boat glides gracefully across the waters of New York Harbor, marvel at the breathtaking views of the city skyline and the towering figure of Lady Liberty herself. Feel the excitement build as we approach Liberty Island, where the grandeur of the statue comes into full view. From the iconic torch held high above to the powerful symbolism of the broken chains at Lady Liberty's feet, every aspect of the statue tells a story of freedom, resilience, and the enduring spirit of America. This evening cruise will allow you to see more than just the Statue of Liberty at sunset. Expect to be mesmerized by the vibrant panoramic views of Lower Manhattan, the Brooklyn Bridge, New York Harbor and more in just sixty minutes! Join us for an unforgettable tour of the Statue of Liberty and experience the magic of one of America's most cherished treasures. Subscribe to our channel for more exciting travel adventures and cultural explorations!

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Celebrate Modern Agriculture 2024 on the National Mall! What is modern agriculture? Modern agriculture refers to the use of advanced technologies, scientific methods, and innovations to increase crop yield, improve farming efficiency, and reduce environmental impact. The event featured combine harvesters, milking equipment, sprayers and planters, irrigation equipment, tractors big and small, as well as dozens of interactive and hands-on exhibits by grower groups and agriculture innovators. This year’s theme, the Future of Food and Farming, showcased the advances that drive American agriculture’s long history of producing more while reducing its environmental footprint.

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One of the first to draw attention to the importance of plants for the harmonious and healthy development of personality was the American journalist Richard Lowe, who proposed the term “nature deficiency syndrome.” (nature-deficit disorder). The human need to interact with the plant world for full mental development and functioning is explainable from the point of view of theories of environmental psychology. According to the aesthetic-affective theory, the anti-stress effects of nature are the result of processes initiated in the oldest parts of the brain, due to which people intuitively respond to safe places where they can relax, and these places are usually covered with green vegetation. There is ample evidence to suggest that interacting with the plant world can help restore and maintain mental health.

Healing gardens and encounters with nature reduce depression and strengthen attention, reduce stress and mental fatigue. A person can use the healing power of plants even without resorting to any special psychotherapeutic practices, but simply by being close to nature or actively interacting with it.

03:29 When you visit the 9/11 Memorial at Ground Zero, you’ll notice a large white building with steel, wing-shaped tips reaching toward the sky. That’s the Oculus, a transportation hub and shopping mall built alongside the One World Trade Center. The building is one of many that were included in the city’s plan to rebuild the World Trade Center after September 11. After the devastating September 11th attacks, plans were quickly put in place to rebuild and reimagine the World Trade Center. These plans included the idea for a transportation hub that would bring business and people back to the area - the Oculus. By 2004, construction had begun, and 12 years later, the Oculus opened to the public. As a project with a commercial and artistic focus, the Oculus has come to represent the city’s strength and a beacon for resilience. Even if you don’t plan on using any of the transportation available at the hub, visiting the Oculus is unforgettable. There’s no building like it in the world, and a visit here is a nice capstone to your tour of Ground Zero. The Oculus was designed by Spanish architect Santiago Calatrava. He intended it to resemble a dove leaving a child’s hands. You can see it in the tall, crossed steel columns that make up the exterior. Together, this series of columns forms a pair of 350-foot wings. The name comes from the strip of windows, or skylights, along the spine of the roof. Oculus is the Latin word for “eye,” which, in architecture, refers to a round or eye-like opening with a view of the sky. Take a look up through the windows, and you’ll see Freedom Tower. This opening also allows sunlight to pour in each morning. The angle of the windows is particularly placed so that every year on the anniversary of the attacks, the sun shines directly through the skylight and illuminates the main hall at 10:28 a.m. (the time of the collapse of the second tower). It’s called the “Way Of Light.” Calatrava positioned the building slightly tilted from the street grid in order to achieve the effect. While the complex design was responsible for several construction delays, the building is now a regular destination for visitors to Ground Zero. People love to take photos in and around the monumental structure It’s not only a hub for commuters but a one-stop shop as well. You can buy clothes, get your iPhone fixed, or feed your sweet tooth. There’s over 350,000 square feet of retail and dining space. The new World Trade Center is still very much growing and changing, and the visitors the Oculus was meant to attract are coming in more and more each year. Despite the hustle and bustle of New York City, there’s a sense of calm at Ground Zero, especially at the 9/11 Memorial. The North Pool and South Pool are both surrounded by trees and stones where you can sit and just be. The sound of the water in the pools provides a calming place to sit and take a break during your travels. During 9/11 and after, the United States as a whole experienced a great tragedy together. More specifically, New York City went through something incredibly sad but came together to get through it and rebuild. By walking through Ground Zero, you feel the togetherness and tenacity of New York and the New Yorker spirit.

06:34 The PATH station. The PATH station alone serves over 250,000 daily commuters. The Oculus is the third biggest transportation center in NYC. 06:57 The PATH station 07:36 An interesting look at the Oculus Center

08:19 9/11 Memorial. Despite the hustle and bustle of New York City, there’s a sense of calm at Ground Zero, especially at the 9/11 Memorial. The North Pool and South Pool are both surrounded by trees and stones where you can sit and just be. The sound of the water in the pools provides a calming place to sit and take a break during your travels. During 9/11 and after, the United States as a whole experienced a great tragedy together. More specifically, New York City went through something incredibly sad but came together to get through it and rebuild. By walking through Ground Zero, you feel the togetherness and tenacity of New York and the New Yorker spirit.

02:43 History of Saint Paul’s Chapel Built in 1766, St. Paul’s is Manhattan’s oldest surviving church building. Land for the church was granted by the Queen of Great Britain at the time, Queen Anne, and was designated in the Parish of Trinity Church. New York City at the time was still under British rule. The southern area of Manhattan was growing to become a major port, and most of the city had yet to be developed. Fun fact: St. Paul’s was the tallest building in New York when it was finished. In 1776, a great fire sparked by the Revolutionary War burned through the city and destroyed almost half of its buildings. Luckily, St. Paul’s survived with the help of a bucket brigade who poured water all over the burning church. How did St. Paul’s Chapel get its name? The namesake for the church is the Apostle Paul of the New Testament, born as Saul of Tarsus. He was known for his dedication to the ministry and serving those who would be considered outcasts. In his name, community outreach is a primary focus of the church, which offers aid to immigrants, working women, and the homeless, among others. Though September 11, 2001, and the days that followed were some of the darkest times in America’s history, amid the tragedy, a small beacon of hope stood at the corner of Broadway - Saint Paul’s Chapel. The church has always been a historic building welcoming visitors, but for nine months after 9/11, it became a refuge for thousands. Today, Saint Paul’s Chapel welcomes over 1 million visitors every year. Yet few know St. Paul’s deep connection to the events of 9/11.

11:00 History of Saint Paul’s Chapel Built in 1766, St. Paul’s is Manhattan’s oldest surviving church building. Land for the church was granted by the Queen of Great Britain at the time, Queen Anne, and was designated in the Parish of Trinity Church. New York City at the time was still under British rule. The southern area of Manhattan was growing to become a major port, and most of the city had yet to be developed. Fun fact: St. Paul’s was the tallest building in New York when it was finished. In 1776, a great fire sparked by the Revolutionary War burned through the city and destroyed almost half of its buildings. Luckily, St. Paul’s survived with the help of a bucket brigade who poured water all over the burning church. How did St. Paul’s Chapel get its name? The namesake for the church is the Apostle Paul of the New Testament, born as Saul of Tarsus. He was known for his dedication to the ministry and serving those who would be considered outcasts. In his name, community outreach is a primary focus of the church, which offers aid to immigrants, working women, and the homeless, among others. Though September 11, 2001, and the days that followed were some of the darkest times in America’s history, amid the tragedy, a small beacon of hope stood at the corner of Broadway - Saint Paul’s Chapel. The church has always been a historic building welcoming visitors, but for nine months after 9/11, it became a refuge for thousands. Today, Saint Paul’s Chapel welcomes over 1 million visitors every year. Yet few know St. Paul’s deep connection to the events of 9/11.

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Very nice, relaxing waterfalls!

Amazing waterfalls! I don't think I'm brave enough for the kayaking! 🤣😎

Wow, another great waterfall and another great video. I'm kind of conflicted about the boardwalk, its obviously great to get people to see everything safely but it does distract from the natural beauty, although I guess it also protects that natual beauty by keeping people on it. 😎

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Another great video! I LOVE waterfalls, thanks for sharing. Looking forward to watching more of your videos. 😎

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Times Square New York Night View Times Square is one of the world's most visited tourist attractions, drawing an estimated 50 million visitors annually. New York City is amazingly safe - with crime levels way lower than most people think. Broadway is your ticket to the bright lights, flashy advertisements, and gigantic billboards of Times Square. The thoroughfare cuts through the commercial hub and forms a town square crossed by hundreds of thousands of people daily.