The weather outside is decent, for now, but when the temperature drops below zero again you’ll be glad for that stockpile of free nature memories.

They’ve got telescopes and binoculars and are ready to watch, “up to 20 meteors per hour,” during the shower’s peak this weekend.

The concept of a “nature lottery” is likely unthinkable most places beyond Brooklyn, but here it is very real, very cool, and we encourage you to apply.

You could buy an overpriced one-bedroom in Prospect Heights, or you could buy these two waterfalls upstate.

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