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Interesting Things with JC

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696: "From Flames to Fame: The Captivating Evolution of Gas Grills"

Interesting Things with JC #695: "From Flames to Fame: The Captivating Evolution of Gas Grills" - Unveiling the Fascinating History of Gas Grills! Discover the journey from the pioneering invention by the Chicago Combustion Corporation to the popularity of gas grills today. Explore famous brands, types, safety tips, and common foods cooked on these versatile grilling wonders.

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325: "The Great Valley of California"

Interesting Things with JC #325: "The Great Valley of California" is a 20,000-square-mile structural depression that is one of the world's most notable. The Valley is approximately 50 miles wide and 400 miles long, stretching northwest from the Tehachapi Mountains to Redding. More than 250 different crops, worth an estimated $17 billion, are grown here annually.

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