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The undefined website content discusses a call to action for writers to share their experiences of historical gardens and parks, emphasizing the intersection of nature and history, and encouraging mutual support through reading and clapping for each other's posts on the platform.

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The undefined website content is centered around a theme of "Visit to a Garden Where History Meets Nature." It invites readers and writers to explore and describe gardens with historical significance, using Lodi Gardens in Delhi as a prime example. The author reminisces about their visit to Lodi Gardens, highlighting its historical importance during the reign of Sikander Lodi and its transformation by Lady Willingdon. The content also acknowledges the beauty of nature within the garden, including its flora, fauna, and tranquil walking paths. Furthermore, the author expresses gratitude towards contributors who have written about water bodies and encourages a sense of community by asking writers to read and applaud each other's work, promising reciprocity and increased visibility for their posts. The website content concludes with a request for readers to share their own stories of historical gardens and parks, suggesting the use of specific tags to facilitate discovery.

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The author expresses a personal connection to nature and history, as evidenced by their visit to Lodi Gardens and the emotional resonance of the experience.
There is an appreciation for the diversity of contributions from various writers, as seen in the mentions of articles about water bodies, nature, and personal encounters with the environment.
The author values the power of community and mutual support, as indicated by the request for writers to read and clap for each other's posts, ensuring a collaborative rather than competitive atmosphere.
The author believes in the importance of sharing and discovering new places, encouraging readers to write about their experiences with historical gardens and parks.
The use of tags such as "Nature" and "Reciprocal" is suggested to foster a sense of unity and ease of navigation among related content on the platform.
The author places importance on the aesthetic and emotional aspects of nature, as reflected in the descriptions of the garden's beauty and the personal reflections of the writers mentioned.

Let Us Walk In A Lovely Garden

A garden inspired by nature and history: prompt

I went for a walk to Lodi Gardens in Delhi.

Do you know I missed all my nature lover friends so much?

It was a sprawling garden with some monuments as well.

I was inspired by the history and beauty of nature in my walk and I call upon you to make me aware of a garden with a historical background.

Lodi gardens are very popular in New Delhi the capital city of India. It is known to be a sprawling garden with a lot of fresh air.

It has monuments over there and then a lot of green vegetation with trees, sticks, and leaves.

It is also known for its beautiful flowers.

There are fountains to enjoy.

A neat clean walking pathway for people to enjoy a walk in any part of the day they are comfortable going at.

I am sure you would love to come with me but we are all so far away from each other.

Let us meet midway. I will describe the history behind this park. You describe the history of the park that you visit anywhere in the world.

I know that there are many gardens around the world that have some history around them.

These are the gardens we are trying to look for. In other words, the prompt is

VISIT TO A GARDEN WHERE HISTORY MEETS NATURE

A brief history of Lodi Gardens

Lodi Gardens is a city park situated in New Delhi, India. Spread over 90 acres and was constructed between 1489–1517 during the reign of Sikander Lodi, the ruler of the kingdom of parts of India. His kingdom extended from Agra to Delhi to parts of Bihar. He ruled for twenty-eight years.

In 1936 when the British ruled India Lady Willingdon, the wife of Marquess of Willingdon (the then Governor General of India) landscaped the area and turned it into an attractive garden. It was named Lady Willingdon Park

When the country gained independence in 1947, it was renamed Lodhi Gardens.

In 1968, It was landscaped by Joseph Stein, an American architect

Lodhi Gardens is a historical places in Delhi.

It is a favorite destination for walkers, joggers, family picnics, and romantic couples.

It is a nature lovers' paradise. You see birds twittering beautiful butterflies, plants, trees, and flowers.

This week's beautiful posts on Water bodies

I wish to express my thanks to all the writers of the beautiful posts with out-of-the-world pictures clicked by themselves.

William J Spirdione: wrote an amazing story about his visit to Niagra Falls. The photos are amazing and the write-up brought me memories of my visit to Niagra.

A Wonderful Waterfall and Its Wet Nature

Nature prompt: the wonders of the sea

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Wendi Gordon: She wrote about the amazing and unbelievable beauty of the undersea world and the diversity of the marine animals Read about some incredible underwater encounters of hers over the years.

The Undersea World Is An Unbelievably Beautiful Place

Amazing photos of marine animals I’ve seen while snorkeling

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Joyce Nielsen: A beautiful adventure in the Kayak which is different from a canoe. Enjoy the journey in the San Juan islands.

An intimate ocean-going journey

An Awesome Sea Kayak Adventure on the Ocean

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Josephine Crispin: is faced with the fear of water and yet she has received so many blessings from water. Fear is a challenge she has tried to overcome but she also has the acceptance of the wonders of the sea.

My Fear Of Water Was Caused By A ‘Naughty’ Spirit

To be ‘told’ by a purported spirit in the glass when and how I would die, it did not feel like a game to 10-year-old me

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Pene Hodge: writes about the fear and happiness of water. To her, “the ocean will forever remain a mystery and a keeper of secrets. It brings me closer to the magnificence of the creator. I marvel at its beauty and respect its power.” I think these words show the power of the ocean and it resonates with most

The Sea and Me: The Wonders I See, Hear, And Feel

Water is both an enemy and a friend to me

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Elder Taoist: Has a house around the ocean and loves a bench. So has built a bench to sit and enjoy nature.

A Bench by the Sea

I have always been drawn to the sea. The sea and seashore has always enticed me with its siren song of splashing waves…

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Mary Louisa Cappelli, MFA, JD, PhD: A friendship between a human being and a sea lion. See what the oceans offer us and how we treat nature’s inhabitants.

Save the Sea Lions

Where’s Waldo?

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Elder Taoist: Rainwater storage is necessary as “Taoism teaches ways to achieve harmony with the unplanned rhythms of the universe”. Elder Taoist wishes to work with the natural rhythms of the land, plants, birds, and animals

The Tao of Rainwater Harvesting

Where I live on the west coast of Canada seasons tend to be reasonably temperate with lots of rain in the winter and…

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Joyce Nielsen: I was absolutely in awe of nature when I read Joyce’s words “Nature presented us with wonder and excitement every day we spent at Wilderness Bay. The loons fascinated our family with their distinctive cry and plumage. The females had babies hitching a ride on their backs. The takeoff before the flight was spectacular. It has the most haunting wilderness cry I’ve ever heard”. Amazing description of the sounds of nature.

I Need To Immerse Myself In Nature To Feel Alive

I stood on the boat dock with three small children. My husband cranked the radio phone to contact, Lee, the owner of…

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Mulan: Amazing description of the ever-changing sky with clouds touched by a magician with a wand. You will be mesmerized by the photos. Amazing!

How Wonderful It Would Be If Our Days Could Be Like The Sky

Look at the ever-changing clouds

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Mani Goel: Loves rainbows and finds them very special for it is not every day that you see a magical rainbow

Guarantee for a rainbow on every sunny day

My favorite destination for rainbows, and the magical land of Niagara Falls

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As you can see we have posts from William Spiridione, Elder Taoist, Wendi Gorden, Joyce Nielsen, Josephine Crispin, Mary Louisa Cappelli, Mulan, Pene Hodge, and Mani Goel.

I would request the readers to read and enjoy the posts.

In particular, I have a small task for the writers. If each of you who submitted the post read all the other 8 posts.

You will have 8 more views and 400 more claps as each of the authors must read and give 50 claps. You can read it in two or three days. I am sure the reciprocity will shine and make you and me happy.

I would like to tag a few people. Dr. Fatima Imam, Michele Maize (The Sober Vegan Yogi), Libby Shively McAvoy, Pamela Oglesby, B.R. Shenoy, Remi Roy, Freda Savahl, Nicole Hilbig, Shameem Anwar, Neera Handa Dr, Suma Narayan, Prahalad Rajkumar, Annelise Lords, Anne Bonfert, Krishna V Chaudhary

Of course, it is free for all to write about a garden/park that has some history. There are no restrictions. Some people who have been traveling should definitely make us aware of these beautiful places.

Do remember to put two tags, Nature and Reciprocal

Add two writers with their posts you have read.

Of course, tag me so that I should not miss any of your nature posts

Waiting to become aware of historical gardens/parks from you all!

Thank you Yana Bostongirl and Sahil Patel for your continuous support.

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