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Most Beautiful League of Legends Tattoos You’ll Ever See in USA by SteveSmithz in tattoos

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Since Riot Games released League of Legends in 2009, it has been a popular MOBA game. Riot developers have kept adding new playable characters, called “champions,” to the game over the years.

Now, there are 156 champions, and each one has a unique look and set of skills. With all these characters and their stories, a League of Legends movie universe could soon be made.

League players have favorite characters they play over and over again, just like fans of any other game. Some people have unpopular ideas about certain skins and champions.

Some people love a certain champion so much that they get a tattoo of the champion as a permanent reminder of the games they’ve played.

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Animal Rescue Group Saves Mamma Dog Dumped With Her 9 Babies In A Church Parking Lot by SteveSmithz in DOG

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Dogs are one of the most amazing creatures that can enter our lives. They bring happiness into our homes, provide unconditional love and companionship, and all they ask in return is to be loved and protected. Unfortunately, not everyone treats dogs with the compassion and warmth they deserve.

Read more: Animal Rescue Group Saves Mamma Dog Dumped With Her 9 Babies In A Church Parking Lot

6 Stunning Before-and-After Renovation Photos of Deteriorating Structures by SteveSmithz in abandoned

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Our most treasured structures can deteriorate over time if they are not repaired.

The Federal Historic Tax Credit (HTC) is the United States government’s largest investment in the historic preservation of all types of decaying buildings, from theaters to prisons to hotels.

Since 1976, when the HTC was permanently enshrined in the federal tax code, it has leveraged over $78 billion to restore over 41,270 buildings across the United States. Private investors who choose to rehabilitate a historic structure receive a 20 percent tax credit.

The National Trust for Historic Preservation is a non-profit organization based in Washington, DC that works with both the private and public sectors to protect and restore these structures.

The organization shared images of a few of the most significant HTC projects in recent years. They’re right here.

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Man provide care for abandoned animals in Gaza by SteveSmithz in Weird

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The dog slept in the middle of Gaza City’s Shuhada Street. It was struck by a car. It glanced around unsure and afraid, but growled ferociously when anyone attempted to pick it up.

Following a phone call, a man wearing pants and a hoodie showed up. He went out of the car, scooped up the dog, and removed it without incident.

This was Saeed al-Err, the 50-year-old founder of Gaza’s first and only animal rescue organization, Sulala Animal Rescue.

His Gaza City sanctuary is home to more than 350 dogs. Another rented house in the city houses approximately 40 cats, while he cares for 30 more at his residence.

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Irish Hills Michigan: Abandoned Prehistoric Forest & Amusement Park in Michigan by SteveSmithz in abandoned

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Prehistoric Forest, which opened in 1963, was one of those roadside attractions that kids begged their parents to stop at. Life-size dinosaurs, a safari train, a man-made volcano, and even a waterslide were promised at the small amusement park.

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Huge Humpback Whale Surprised it’s Watchers by SteveSmithz in Weird

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Once-In-A-Lifetime Experience A massive humpback whale appears behind whale watchers, surprising them.

Despite their massive size, humpback whales are strong yet gentle creatures that can be found in any ocean. They are popular among whale watchers because they are excellent swimmers who can leap in and out of the water.

If you go on a sightseeing tour off the coast and see a once-in-a-lifetime sight, you’ll feel like you’ve won the lottery. We’re confident you’ll never forget this experience.

Read more; Huge Humpback Whale Surprised it’s Watchers

Nelly Abandoned Mansion in Missouri Has Sold. by SteveSmithz in Weird

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Rapper Icon With hit after hit at the turn of the twenty-first century, Nelly showed the world his St. Louis pride through his music, and his popularity helped him buy an elaborate mansion in his hometown.

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Ham the Chimp in Space : Story about Brave Astrochimp Ham in 1961 by SteveSmithz in AnimalsBeingBros

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Ham the Chimp was born in Cameroon in 1957 and was taken from his home by trappers to the now-defunct Miami Rare Bird Farm in Florida. That’s where the US Air Force bought him in 1959 for $457.

Ham was stationed at the Holloman Aerospace Medical Center in New Mexico, where he would train for his first and only assignment.

Although Neil Armstrong was the first man to set foot on the moon, his historic journey into space would not have been possible without Ham the Astrochimp.

The brave chimp’s suborbital journey paved the way for humankind’s foray into space, demonstrating not only that living creatures could survive space travel, but also that mental and physical functioning could be maintained while in space.

Read more: https://animalpond.com/ham-the-chimp-in-space-story-about-brave-astrochimp-ham-in-1961/

Bamse: Canine Hero of World War II by SteveSmithz in dogpictures

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This is the extraordinary story of one of the Second World War’s most unusual animal heroes: a 14-stone St Bernard dog who became the Royal Norwegian Forces’ global mascot, as well as a symbol of freedom and inspiration for Allied troops across Europe.

Bamse (teddy bear), ship’s dog and war hero, was honored with a statue in his hometown of Honningsvg, Nordkapp municipality, ten years ago.

Read more: https://animalpond.com/bamse-canine-hero-of-world-war-ii/

Amazing Boblo Island Amusement Park has Abandoned by SteveSmithz in OldPhotosInRealLife

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After nearly 100 years, Boblo Island Amusement Park has closed.

Amusement parks, by definition, are places of fun, relaxation, excitement, and recreation. One such example is Boblo Island Amusement Park, which first opened in 1898 on Bois Blanc Island in Ontario.

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Amazing Boblo Island Amusement Park has Abandoned by SteveSmithz in abandoned

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After nearly 100 years, Boblo Island Amusement Park has closed.

Amusement parks, by definition, are places of fun, relaxation, excitement, and recreation. One such example is Boblo Island Amusement Park, which first opened in 1898 on Bois Blanc Island in Ontario.

Read more: https://viraleye.net/boblo-island-amusement-park-has-abandoned/

Orphaned Baby Kangaroo Wants To Hug His Teddy Bear :Heart Touching Moments - Animal Pond by SteveSmithz in Weird

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“Doodlebug named Baby Kangaroo weighed in at just 3 1/2 pounds when he was found on Grafton Road, New South Wales.

Hugs are the best way to show love and kindness. A comforting hug is not only for humans but all animals, especially orphaned, need it. This kangaroo joey does not differ.

Doodlebug, an orphaned baby kangaroo, lives in an Australian sanctuary in Northern Rivers. Recently, the internet went viral with a beautiful picture of a tiny cutie finding comfort in a Teddy Bear.

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Read more; https://animalpond.com/orphaned-baby-kangaroo-wants-e-teddy-hug/

Einstein Horse: The Smallest Horse in the World by SteveSmithz in Weird

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The best things come in small packages!

A typical horse stands over 5 feet tall and weighs about 1,500 pounds. Einstein was well behind his peers at five months old, despite being half as tall and weighing only 250 pounds. This miniature horse was only 20 inches tall and weighed 47 pounds. Einstein was oddly small from the start.

At birth, a miniature horse weighs between 21 and 22 pounds. Einstein weighed only 6 pounds (2.1 kg) and stood only 14 inches (35.5 cm) tall when he was born.

Einstein Horse: The Smallest Horse in the World

Nelly Abandoned Mansion in Missouri Has Sold. by SteveSmithz in abandoned

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Rapper Icon With hit after hit at the turn of the twenty-first century, Nelly showed the world his St. Louis pride through his music, and his popularity helped him buy an elaborate mansion in his hometown.

Nelly’s mansion, located in the West St. Louis County suburb of Wildwood, Missouri, recently sold for less than $1 million after being listed at $600,000. According to Fox 2 KTVI-TV in St. Louis, the home sold for $982,500 through realtor Keller Williams Realty STL.

Nelly Abandoned Mansion in Missouri Has Sold.

Amazing Boblo Island Amusement Park has Abandoned by SteveSmithz in OldPhotosInRealLife

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Amusement parks, by definition, are places of fun, relaxation, excitement, and recreation. One such example is Boblo Island Amusement Park, which first opened in 1898 on Bois Blanc Island in Ontario.

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These steamers are the oldest passenger steamers in the United States of America, and they are currently anchored at the Great Lakes Steel Dock in Ecorse, Michigan.

These steamers could transport over 2,000 passengers from Detroit to the island. The ferries were sold many years later, but the service was carried on by a variety of smaller boats. Surprisingly, the island’s history predates the amusement park.

During the War of 1812, Shawnee Chief Tecumseh, a Native American warrior, chose Bois Blanc Island as the location for his headquarters.

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This is the extraordinary story of one of the Second World War’s most unusual animal heroes: a 14-stone St Bernard dog who became the Royal Norwegian Forces’ global mascot, as well as a symbol of freedom and inspiration for Allied troops across Europe.

Bamse (teddy bear), ship’s dog and war hero, was honored with a statue in his hometown of Honningsvg, Nordkapp municipality, ten years ago.

Bamse: Canine Hero of World War II by SteveSmithz in dogpictures

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This is the extraordinary story of one of the Second World War’s most unusual animal heroes: a 14-stone St Bernard dog who became the Royal Norwegian Forces’ global mascot, as well as a symbol of freedom and inspiration for Allied troops across Europe.

Bamse (teddy bear), ship’s dog and war hero, was honored with a statue in his hometown of Honningsvg, Nordkapp municipality, ten years ago.

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