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[close] We all have common roots, but our life experiences are not the same. No two places on Earth are exactly identical. As people, we share a love of music and dance which express the human spirit. Creativity can be found in our buildings, art, and food. Preparing delicious meals based on original recipes is an artistic food activity enjoyed by professional and amateur chefs around the world. A geotraveler makes friends by asking questions. The answers are in front of us. Each person, regardless of their background, has a story to tell. You can learn something new on every trip. Museums exist for a reason, a cultural inheritance for all. The past is a path leading to today and tomorrow. Ride a bike in the countryside. Walk along the sea. Go sailing. Learn a new language. Take a local cooking course. Plant a tree. Play your favorite sport. Look up at the sky. Geotravel offers a new outlook on life. Here to share journeys and experiences. This group is the place to meet and swap geotravel stories.

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[close] Welcome to the 2015 Halloween Challenge! The goal is to complete as many of the following challenges as possible during the month of October. Feel free to go in order, skip around, and/or substitute any other spooky stories for those you've already read. Books in quotes are what we, the moderators, will be reading - you're welcome to read along with us or choose another book, graphic novel, short story, etc. that applies! 1. Dracula - Bram Stoker 2. Frankenstein -Mary Shelley 3. A short Story by Edgar Allan Poe (The Fall of the House of Usher) 4. A ghost story (The Monk - Matthew Gregory Lewis) 5. A book by Stephen King (The Shining) 6. A book with supernatural creatures (Interview with the Vampire - Anne Rice) 7. A Classic Horror Tale (The Legend of Sleepy Hollow - Washington Irving) 8. A Neil Gaiman book (The Graveyard Book) 9. A Mystery (Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde - Robert Louis Stevenson) 10. A work of Gothic Fiction (The Phantom of the Opera - Gaston Leroux) 11. A story by HP Lovecraft (The Tomb) 12. A story with "Halloween" in the title (The Halloween Tree - Ray Bradbury) 13. A book with Black and/or orange on the cover (Woman in Black - Susan Hill)