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What's the Most Misspelled Word in Maryland?
MARYLAND - In the age of autocorrect and spell-check, you'd think spelling would be a solved problem. But we all have those specific words that just don't look right, prompting a quick, sheepish search for the correct spelling. So, which word trips up Marylanders the most?
The 16-Acre "Sea of Rocks" in Carbon County
PENNSYLVANIA - Deep in the heart of the Poconos, surrounded by dense green forests and rhododendron thickets, there is a glitch in the landscape. Drive down a gravel road in Hickory Run State Park, and the lush Pennsylvania wilderness abruptly vanishes. In its place is a stark, barren expanse that looks less like Earth and more like the surface of Mars.
The Only Venomous Snake Slithering Through Michigan
MICHIGAN - As Michiganders head to the trails of Sleeping Bear Dunes, the Porcupine Mountains, and the local metroparks this spring, the state’s wildlife is emerging from the thaw. Michigan is a nature lover's paradise, home to 18 species of snakes. But for hikers, campers, and berry pickers, the news is surprisingly good: only one of them is venomous.
The Ghostly Ruins Hidden in Pennsylvania's Forests
PENNSYLVANIA - Pennsylvania's landscape is dotted with the silent, crumbling remnants of its industrial past, hidden in plain sight within its dense woodlands. These aren't just piles of stone; they are the ghosts of once-thriving communities and industries that powered a nation, now slowly being reclaimed by nature.
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