Monday, September 14, 2026

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In Life

Throw Your Hat Over the Wall

When John Kennedy was a small boy, he attended an exclusive private school in Boston where the children were required to wear a uniform. Those uniforms mattered greatly to the

Amazonia Amazon
Folks

Ticuna, the River-Born People of the Amazon Triple Frontier

Where the borders of Colombia, Peru, and Brazil dissolve into a single expanse of river and forest lives one of the largest Indigenous peoples of the western Amazon. The Ticuna,

Buddha statue at Tiger Cave Temple, Krabi, Thailand
Travel

Tiger Cave Temple: Krabi’s Clifftop Wat Tham Sua

Climb to the Tiger Cave Temple (Wat Tham Sua) for one of Krabi’s most rewarding views.

The highlands
Folks

Tigrayans of the Northern Highlands and Their Ancient Empire of Axum

On the high, rugged plateau of the far northern Ethiopian and Eritrean highlands, in the very country where the ancient civilisation of the Horn first arose, lives a people who

Panoramic view of the Great Plaza at Tikal with Temple I and Temple II in Guatemala
History

Tikal Rises From the Jungle in Towering Maya Temples

Tikal ruled the Peten rainforest for over a thousand years, building the Maya world’s tallest temples and rivaling Calakmul for regional power.

Temple I, the Temple of the Great Jaguar, rising above the Great Plaza of Tikal
History

Tikal: The Maya Metropolis That Rose Above the Guatemalan Jungle

Deep in the rainforest of northern Guatemala, in the region known as the Petén, six great temples pierce the jungle canopy like stone mountains. This is Tikal, one of the

The great mud-brick Djinguereber Mosque of Timbuktu, built in the fourteenth century.
History

Timbuktu: The Golden City of Salt, Gold, and a Half-Million Manuscripts

For centuries the name Timbuktu has stood, in the imagination of the outside world, for the most remote place on earth. The reality is even more remarkable: a city on

The Arch of Trajan, the monumental gateway of the Roman city of Timgad in Algeria.
History

Timgad: The Perfect Roman Grid City the Sahara Preserved for a Thousand Years

On the edge of the Sahara in eastern Algeria lie the ruins of Timgad, one of the most complete Roman towns anywhere in the world. Founded from nothing as a

Bright organized tiny kitchen with smart storage
Home Trends

Tiny Kitchen Decor and Organization Tips

Make the most of a tiny kitchen with smart organization and decor. Discover vertical storage, space-saving tools, and bright touches for small kitchens.

Tirtil Baklava (oklavadan Siyirma)
Culture

Tirtil Baklava (oklavadan Siyirma) Recipe – Amasya

Ingredients 1 tea glass of oil 1 egg 1 teaspoon of yoghurt As much flour as possible 2 cups walnuts 250 gr. unsalted butter To roll out: 1.5 cups of