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En Cholula se erige la mayor pirámide del país y abundantes iglesias. Esta gran ciudad se estableció al pie de lo que aparenta ser un monte, pero que en realidad es la pirámide más grande jamás construida. Esta enorme estructura está dedicada a Quetzalcóatl.
¡Esto también es México!
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Gente de Guadalajara que ha visto esta escultura y no sabía porqué estaba ahí.
¿Por qué si no le regateas a tiendas grandes, les regateas a ellos?
View of the Capital
Washington Monument
Washington D.C.
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The Washington Monument reopens today! photo via The White House: https://twitter.com/WhiteHouse/status/465880149280710657/photo/1 Follow today's celebration on Twitter at #MonuMeet. Lots of beautiful photos!
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The Washington Monument reopens to the public today. The monument has been closed for repairs since the 5.8 earthquake damaged it in August of 2011. The 555-foot-tall marble obelisk is an instantly recognizable landmark today--but here's a proposal from Montgomery C. Meigs in 1877 on how to complete the monument. The Washington Monument was completed in two phases of construction: one private (1848-1854) and one public (1876-1884). At one point, the monument stood partially finished, construction halted for two decades. The Washington National Monument Society had a change in leadership, then went backrupt, and the architect died. Finally, in July 5, 1876, Congress assumed the duty of funding and building the Washington Monument, and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers resumed construction. The Washington Monument was dedicated on February 21, 1885. Image: National Archives Identifier 6087992
It's a beautiful morning to reopen the Washington Monument! Join us today as we host our first-ever InstaMeet live from the National Mall! 12 followers of our Instagram account (www.instagram.com/USInterior) will join us in sharing behind the scenes photos and some of the first photos from the top of the Monument with the world. You can join in the conversation by following at #MonuMeet on Instagram and Twitter. Photo: Colin Winterbottom, Trust for the National Mall & the National Park Service.
