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This water feature has been brewing in my head for years and as of yesterday it's finished, and I'm totally speechless! I bought the old 1940s Ford truck cab off Facebook marketplace, no motor just the shell, it was the perfect find! I'm so happy I could give life again, and that it's not just sitting in someone's woods! I then found the perfect team at Anders Supply & Landscaping LLC to help me with my vision and they freaking nailed it! I now, plan on adding a few more rocks, some rusty items I have around here, mulch, and ferns! ❤️

Can you believe this breathtaking view is located in the Midwest?! You can find these towering sand dunes at Silver Lake Sand Dunes, Michigan #ThinkDunes

It is my hope that we are beginning to see the return of law & order in America.

I AM PROUD TO BE AN AMERICAN! 🇺🇸

North Carolina's Sliding Rock is a summer rite of passage for those looking for some good summer fun in the mountains of Western NC. This natural water slide in Pisgah National Forest is fueled by more than 11,000 gallons of cool, clear water flowing down the rock face per minute, sending you on a fun ride down and splashing you into the swimming hole at the bottom.

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North Carolina's Nantahala Lake is one of the prettiest mountain lakes in the Great Smoky Mountains. Located within the Nantahala National Forest, the lake's crystal clear water is surrounded by the gorgeous Western North Carolina mountains that create a lush, green backdrop. The lake and surrounding mountains are home to plenty of wildlife including black bears, deer, bald eagles, ospreys and great blue herons which are all commonly seen here. The lake's name, "Nantahala," comes from the Cherokee word meaning "Land of the Noonday Sun," a reference to the area's deep gorges and valleys that only receive direct sunlight at midday.

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Beautiful day on the river