Source: New York Post
Originally Published by: Budget airline expands its footprint with 11 new tropical flight routes beginning in November America's little-known castles, displaying 'raw power,' are hiding in plain sight Man arrested after fire engulfs Hitler’s Eagle’s Nest mountain retreat in the Bavarian Alps A team at Yellowstone National Park has collected over 23,000 pieces of trash as of early October, plus an array of unique items like international coins, golf tees and an inhaler, from geysers, hot springs, boardwalks and surrounding areas. Aside from paper and plastic debris, the Yellowstone Geology Program retrieved roughly 10,700 rocks and sticks, more than 360 hats and plenty of camera lens caps, hair ties and pacifiers, National Geographic reported. Other quirky finds included five AirPods, three Delta flight pins and a singular Uno card, as well as dental retainers and rubber ducks.
