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This evocative photo of a cypress-lined road was taken in Point Reyes National Seashore, a marine and coastal reserve in California. The area's full of grasslands, marshlands, and wooded uplands, presenting a notably diverse collection of landscapes.pic.twitter.com/Fc5u4qSl7V

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It's only fitting that on #PresidentsDay, we take you to Washington DC's National Mall, known as 'America's front yard.' Here, on the front steps of the Lincoln Memorial, you can see all the way across to the Capitol Building, and the Washington Monument rising in the middle.pic.twitter.com/XFha73WEzU

Today's cetacean celebration is for #WorldWhaleDay. You can find these beautiful humpbacks spending winters breeding and resting up in Hawaii's warm waters before making a summer migration to their feeding grounds in the chilly depths off Alaska.pic.twitter.com/ryEdZvN75s

#LunarNewYear festivities last 15 days and are filled with dancing, fireworks, games and food. After sundown the lanterns are lit to welcome a new start as the festivities come to a close.pic.twitter.com/lIzACA3ETm

Ready for takeoff? This heart shaped island is in the archipelago nation of the Maldives. A flight over this tropical gem might make for the most memorable Valentine's Day ever.pic.twitter.com/QwauxlnMUm

Welcome to a wintry wonderland in Bern, the capital of Switzerland. We're in the city's medieval center — Old Town — which looks much as it did when many of these buildings were constructed between the 12th and 15th centuries.pic.twitter.com/yfLTQJn0HY

Today we're at the iconic Rideau Canal Skateway in Canada's capital city of Ottawa. Each winter a 4.8-mile section of the canal downtown is converted into the world's largest — and second longest — outdoor skating rink.pic.twitter.com/pTjS1zO9Gh

Oymyakon, Russia, is one of a few places claiming to be the coldest spot in the Northern Hemisphere. The Siberian town has a verified low-temperature record of minus 89.9 degrees Fahrenheit in 1933.pic.twitter.com/m3zHElpLq6

Now a protected historical site in Goa, India, Corjuem Fort, built in 1705, shows how the influence of Portuguese colonists affected not just the culture, but the landscape itself.pic.twitter.com/idd0VmoynD

What do you call a rainbow formed by ice? An icebow, of course. Others call the phenomenon a halo, forming when bitter cold persists despite the shining sun.pic.twitter.com/u7N31EaGwl

Perched high on a hill above the city of Jodhpur, the colossal Mehrangarh Fort — aka the Citadel of the Sun — was built nearly five centuries before its home country became a democratic republic. Know which nation we're paying a birthday visit?pic.twitter.com/DoNsaXNZOc

Each year on January 25, Cupid aims his arrow toward the people of Wales who celebrate St. Dwynwen's Day – the Welsh version of St. Valentine's Day. Llanddwyn Island, pictured here, is said to be home to sacred fish that can predict whether couples' relationships will succeed.pic.twitter.com/3DPpJTaMpL

Ahh, New York City. This aerial view is of Lower Manhattan, which is one of New York's five boroughs. Can you name the two iconic bridges on the left?pic.twitter.com/8JAQJdPLhl