Living on the Edge
July 5, 2008
In these three settlements, “living on the edge” gets a literal meaning. Ronda (Malaga, Spain) is a popular tourist attraction, because of El Tajo, a
In these three settlements, “living on the edge” gets a literal meaning. Ronda (Malaga, Spain) is a popular tourist attraction, because of El Tajo, a
One think I’ve never done is eat in the toilet, well it seems many people would love to do that and pay for it. A
Dating back to as early as 1150 ., the ruins of Mesa Verde are one of the oldest in America. They are set in the
Set in Haukadalur valley, in the south part of the country, Geysir is one of Iceland’s largest geysers. Geysers are quite a sight to behold
The melting of Briksdal Glacier in photos shot over the years. Briksdal Glacier used to be the largest glacier on the European mainland, in Norway.
A swimming pool on water, there’s something you don’t see every day. Called the Badeschiff (that’s German for “bathing ship”) this floating swimming pool is
Coober Pedy is a place where people like to live underground. Coober Pedy is a small Australian town, famous for being the opal capital of
Angel waterfall in South America is the highest waterfall on Earth Set in Canaima National Park, Venezuela, Angel is also one of the most beautiful
A building partially covered with real gold. Built in 1397 as a retirement villa for Shogun Ashikaga Yoshimitsu, Kinkaku is a three-story building, with the
Oh my God, the Chinese have stolen Venice. Well, not literally stolen, but they copied it on a smaller scale. I’m talking about the Venetian
This is one of the most beautiful glaciers in the world. Named after explorer Francisco Moreno, Perito Moreno glacier is one of only three Patagonian
One of the oldest chapels in all of France. But age is not what makes it special, but it’s placement, on an 85 meters-high volcanic
Would you let someone jump over your infant like this? Known as El Colacho in Spain, the Baby-Jumping Festival is a popular event that takes
The Sedlec Ossuary ( Kostnice Sedlec) is a Roman Catholic Church in Sedlec, The Czech Republic, famous for its unusual, organic decorations. Unlike other churches
Didn’t know they had deserts in Europe. La Dune de Pila, as the French call it, is the largest sand dune in Europe. It’s located