November 2020 - Page 4 of 6

7 Epic Facts About The Canterbury Tales

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(via Mental Floss) Poets all over the world have a lot to thank Geoffrey Chaucer for—after all, the 14th-century English

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(via Atlas Obscura) Some of the art is real, some fake, but it’s all had a brush with the criminal

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(via Smithsonian) With Covid-19 keeping you close to home, now is a good time to learn about elements of your

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(via Mental Floss) Whether or not you know someone who served in the military or you served yourself, Veterans Day

(via Atlas Obscura) On August 4, 1972, near the North Vietnamese port of Hai Phong, dozens of mines hiding in

(via Amusing Planet) The name Iceland is a misnomer. In reality, the country is stunningly green, especially during summer, and

(via mental_floss) This Christmas, you might find yourself elbow-deep in frosting and candy canes, trying to construct a gingerbread house

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(via Mental Floss)The Eiffel Tower, the Colosseum, the Statue of Liberty—these are some of the most photographed landmarks on Earth.

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(via Listverse)Everyone reading this list knows what a hashtag is. They are everywhere on the internet and it’s almost impossible

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(via Mental Floss) America lost one of its most beloved television and pop culture icons on November 8, 2020, when

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(via Atlas Obscura) Including welding skills, knowledge of anatomy, and infinite patience.

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(via Amusing Planet) Near the village of Lympstone, in Devon, England, stands a unique 18th century property—a one of a