Year: 2021

2 min read

• Breaking News

The chinese man who used Lamborghini exhaust to cook world’s most expensive skewered meat

5 years ago Robin

1 min read

• Travel

‘Imaginary Elephants’: the sculptures created by a 17th-century artist who had never seen an elephant.

5 years ago Ivan

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• Food

Amalia Eriksson: the trailblazing Swedish businesswoman who created a beloved minty candy called polkagris.

5 years ago Robin

5 min read

• People, mysteries and stories

The incredible (unsolved) mystery of Kaspar Hauser

5 years ago Pavel

4 min read

• Holiday, folklore and Traditions

Why do fireflies glow?

5 years ago Leo S

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• Travel

‘Nemuri-Neko’: is the Sleeping Cat asleep, or just pretending?

5 years ago Ivan

3 min read

• Travel

The Three Wise Monkeys of Tōshōgū Shrine in Nikko, Japan

5 years ago Ivan

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• Food

Cheese Tea: bitter, sweet, and salty collide in this cool Asian treat.

5 years ago Robin

4 min read

• Abandoned Places

Cereseto castle and its secrets

5 years ago Anya

4 min read

• People, mysteries and stories

An Irish (true) story: the Enniscorthy poltergeist

5 years ago Leo S

3 min read

• Lighthouses of the world

South Stack Lighthouse: one of Wales’ most visited and spectacular lighthouses

5 years ago Danijel90

6 min read

• People, mysteries and stories

Buried in a Barrel: the story of Captain Sluman Gray~

5 years ago Leo S

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• People, mysteries and stories

Wang Lang: the “Super Grannie” who has completed over 100 marathons in the last 20 years

5 years ago Robin

4 min read

• Travel

Sibiu, the romanan city where the roofs don’t sleep.

5 years ago Ivan

2 min read

• Food

Bao Bing: the sweet treat that has been cool for more than 1,000 years

5 years ago Nathan

3 min read

• Abandoned Places

Alvastra Abbey: the first Cistercian settlement in Sweden

5 years ago Robin

5 min read

• Holiday, folklore and Traditions

The Folklore of Bees

5 years ago Leo S

3 min read

• Lighthouses of the world

Cabo da Roca: the most westerly point of mainland Europe.

5 years ago Ivan

5 min read

• People, mysteries and stories

Malte Stierngranat: the man who did what he wanted

5 years ago Robin

2 min read

• Breaking News

Covid, in Arizona they had it first!

5 years ago Robin

3 min read

• Travel

Kanmangafuchi Abyss and the mystery of Jizō statues

5 years ago Ivan

2 min read

• Food

Kissel: the dessert that’s also a meal

5 years ago Ivan

4 min read

• Travel

Salice Terme: the sad story of a beloved tourist destination and its decline

5 years ago Anya

5 min read

• Myths and Legends

The legend of Richmond’s phantom Drummer Boy~

5 years ago Leo S

2 min read

• Lighthouses of the world

Rathlin West Lighthouse: a beloved upside-down beacon off the coast of Northern Ireland

5 years ago Nathan

3 min read

• History

May 31, 1962: the Voghera massacre

5 years ago Anya

4 min read

• History

A short story of English Witchcraft Acts

5 years ago Leo S

4 min read

• Motors

North Carolina’s Can Opener Bridge: this too-low North Carolina railroad trestle is still a notorious truck executioner

5 years ago Robin

3 min read

• Travel

St. Stephen Bulgarian Church: the unique cast iron Church of Istanbul

5 years ago Ivan

2 min read

• Food

Pine Cone Preserves: a sweet jam made from soft young cones believed to have health benefits in Russia and Georgia.

5 years ago Ivan

2 min read

• Abandoned Places

Crackpot Hall: the dramatic remains of an abandoned farmhouse on the edge of a remote hillside in North Yorkshire, England~

5 years ago Leo S

2 min read

• Travel

Visingsö Oak Forest: a forest of immensely tall and unusually straight trees planted nearly 200 years ago to build naval ships that never existed

5 years ago Robin

3 min read

• Travel

Swaledale Corpse Way: a winding medieval path used by mourners to carry their dead to the nearest church~

5 years ago Leo S

2 min read

• Travel

Standing Rock Monument of Fort Yates, North Dakota: said to have once been a young woman, is sacred to the Sioux people.

5 years ago Nathan

4 min read

• Travel

Devil’s Lake (and its stories): a remnant of the last Ice Age in Wisconsin, this lake is surrounded by fascinating rock formations.

5 years ago Leo S

3 min read

• Food

Osteria Senz’Oste: the utopistic restaurant without waiters or chefs in Veneto, Italy

5 years ago Danijel90

3 min read

• Travel

Parkland Walk: a walk along an abandoned railway line

5 years ago Nathan

3 min read

• Myths and Legends

The story of Dick Whittington and his faithful cat

5 years ago Leo S

3 min read

• Lighthouses of the world

How Blacksod lighthouse changed the course of the World War II

5 years ago Robin

4 min read

• Catacombs, Graves and Cemeteries

The curious London’s time-traveling tomb

5 years ago Leo S

3 min read

• Holiday, folklore and Traditions

Hanami: the way Japanese enjoy the transient beauty of flowers

5 years ago Pavel

3 min read

• Travel

Poggiodomo: the hamlet in Italy where COVID never arrived

5 years ago Danilo