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Live like an influencer for a few nights in this Instagram-ready restored 1952 Airstream trailer. Permanently parked next to the hosts home, the trailer sits adjacent to sand dunes that lead down to the beach.
The accommodations are small but charming, with a modern boho vibe. Light walls and wood furniture are accented by Mexican blankets and homey quilts. A wood deck extends the living space and features a patio with chairs and decorative succulents. The screened outdoor shower and clawfoot tub are especially nice touches, completing the whole luxe-minimal vibe.
Beaches here are known for good surf as well as their proximity to Redwood National and State Parks. A trip out to see the majestic trees is a must for any visitor, and hiking and cycling opportunities abound, as well.
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On this date May 6 in history:
In 1491 BC, it is said Moses began his ascent up Mount Sinai and his inevitable appointment with the Lord to receive the Ten Commandments.
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In 878, the Christian king of Wessex, Alfred the Great, defeated the pagan Viking warlord Guthrum at the Battle of Ethandun, ensuring that Christianity would survive in England.
In 1210, the magnificent cathedral in Rheims, France was destroyed by fire. Arson was suspected but never proven. Exactly one year later, in 1211, the cornerstone was laid for the complete reconstruction of the cathedral.
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Elizabeth Fugate of Mount Washington noticed a little building on Rockdale near Victory Parkway on her way to work. It s a stone building with wooden shingles, a boarded up front door, two little doors off to either side of that, and a garage door in the back. It reminds me of the architecture from Eden Park or the Cincinnati Zoo, and so I was wondering if it came about during that time and stuff has been lost as the city has been built up around it.
It s the Victory Parkway Shelter and it belongs to Cincinnati Parks, according to spokesman Rocky Merz. He says it was built as a comfort station. Which nowadays we call restrooms, he says. The architect s name was Charles Cellarius. He was the supervising architect for the community of Mariemont and also designed Woodward High School, and has a lot of other buildings in the area. We were happy to have his imprint put on the building.
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Silent screen star Marion Davies was at the height of her fame and popularity playing a dual role in Monta Bellâs 1925 comedy-drama
Lights of Old Broadway. The two roles offered Miss Davies the opportunity to play a gamut of characteristics from noble to feisty, and she delivered brilliantly in a movie with a hoary old plot but with enough MGM razzmatazz to capture the eye and warm the heart.
Identical twins orphaned at birth on a voyage to America, brunette Anne (Marion Davies as an adult) is taken by the wealthy banking family the de Rhondes while blonde Fely (again, Marion Davies) goes to the immigrating Irish family the O’Tandys. Years later, Fely keeps a roof over her familyâs head by doing Irish jigs at Tony Pastorâs New York vaudeville house. Banker Lambert de Rhonde (Frank Currier), however, wants to clear out the Irish riffraff from his 69
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