Passages

 1) The Grand Canyon

The Grand Canyon is one of the most spectacular natural wonders in the world. It is a large, deep gorge carved by the Colorado River in Arizona, USA. The rocks of the canyon walls tell a story that dates back to millions of years ago. These ancient rock layers are full of fossils and tell tales of the environment before humans roamed this land.

People have been visiting the Grand Canyon for thousands of years. Native Americans were likely some of the earliest visitors and named it Kaibab, which means “mountain lying down”. The canyon was declared a national park in 1919, and has since become an iconic symbol for America’s wild beauty.

2) Working from Home

More and more people are now working from home due to advances in technology like high-speed internet access and cloud-based computers systems. This has made it much more convenient for employees who don’t need to be physically present at their workplace all the time. Instead, they can do most tasks remotely from their own homes without needing to commute or take time off from other important duties such as taking care of children or elderly parents. 

For employers, allowing their workers to work remotely can also be beneficial – it leads to higher productivitylevels through greater job satisfaction among employees, and possibly even lower overhead costs while maintaining quality staff relations at all times. As such, it’s easy to see why this trend is gaining ground so quickly and becoming increasingly popular amongst entrepreneurs who need an effective way to manage their workforce whilst still delivering top-notch results