After 31 years the biggest even in NYC for month of May is Fleet Week, the time of the year when the whole city will filled with 3.100 men in white uniform members of the US Navy, US Coast Guard and US Marine. Fleet Week kicks off with ‘parade of ships’ during which massive aircraft carriers, giant warships, historic vessels, and fighter jet cruise along the Hudson River. After the parade the ships will dock on some part of the river, and some of them will open for public tours for a week long before the all leave on Monday the Memorial Day. I just have to feel like to brought this in honor of my ex husband who was in US Navy and my dad who was a Marine. Happy Memorial Day weekend 🇺🇸 And special shout out for @bearwithme from the bottom of my heart I thank you for your service 🙏🏼
Here is something you might want to know @mysticalmysty Lake Superior State University in Michigan offers a unicorn hunting license. Unsurprisingly, the “chief herald of the Unicorn Hunters” was once quoted saying: “The pursuit of the unicorn is a lonely quest.” We wish them nothing but good luck!
Wow - this is the first time I’ve seen this thread. (Thanks for the shout-out with Fleet week @mysticalmysty I thank your family for their service too). Here’s a bit of trivia about my state - Texas. It comes from the word Tejas which is an Indian word meaning friendly.
Hello everyone! I know it’s been a while since I’ve shared any new facts with you guys, but I’ve got one for you guys right now! Since its Independence Day here in the United States, I thought I would share with you a fact about today: today marks 243 years since the Declaration of Independence was signed! Wow, that more than two centuries ago! Thank you so much for reading, and Happy Independence Day to all of our community members in the USA!
Thanks for sharing this @Joseph45 Since I am not living in the USA I am not celebrating this holiday but I will use this opportunity to wish a Happy Independence Day to you 🤗
Here is a little bit of trivia about the month of July: July was renamed for Julius Caesar, and is the seventh month of the year in the Gregorian Calendar, and is 31 days long. In prior years, it was called Quintilis. Just think - Americans could have been saying - "Happy 4th of Quintilis" Don't have the same ring does it?
Very interesting @bearwithme! Here’s another fact for you guys: Did you know that the Maldive Islands, which are located south of India in the Indian Ocean, has the lowest highest elevation of any other country on earth? It’s maximum elevation is only 2 meters (or about 6-8 feet) above sea level.