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The Hunting Lodge by Snohetta

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It’s undeniable that Norway’s landscapes are breathtaking, so when someone disrupts the land in some way, we often scowl. But what if that disruption barely scratches the surface of the landscape, blending into nature in a way that is unmatched?<br>
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The Hunting Lodge by Snohetta is the perfect example of that. This lodge set deep in the western mountains of Norway along the Akrafjorden Fjord looks to be one with nature. It’s expertly crafted utilizing steel beam construction that’s covered with timber. Its top is covered in green moss that matches the landscape, hiding it from planes or helicopters that might pass above. The result is a beautiful, warm and cozy getaway that can only be reached by horseback or foot. It can house up to 21 people, and it has a central fireplace to mark the gathering point. </div><br>
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The Hunting Lodge by Snohetta

It’s undeniable that Norway’s landscapes are breathtaking, so when someone disrupts the land in some way, we often scowl. But what if that ...

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Disaster Cafe – Hold on to Your Drinks!

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Normally, people are terrified of earthquakes and they would do their best to avoid experiencing one. At Disaster Cafe in Lloret de Mar, Spain, people actually pay to be a part of a 7.8 Earthquake while they have their dinner.<br>
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At Disaster Cafe, quakes happen all the time, and all you can do is try to keep your balance and hope drinks don’t get spilled.<br>
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An elevator takes daring customers to “the depths of the Earth”, where they’re be seated in a cave-like restaurant. It starts to get strange once you are seated. The servers wear construction equipment, and the glasses and plates are very heavy. Before you have a chance to question the odd surroundings, it happens...<br>
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A 7.8 magnitude earthquake strikes the Disaster Cafe for about 20 seconds. The fun part is that you never know when it is going to happen.<br>
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There has never been any injuries during these Earthquake simulations, but clothing has been ruined due to spilled drinks. Sometimes the earthquakes are too strong for the extra heavy plates and glasses.<br>
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25 Wild Things About The Amazon That Make It One Of The Most Unique Places On Earth

The Amazon is a crazy place. It’s filled with things that you would never expect or know were there. Did you know that a sizable portion of all the drinking water in the world can be found in the Amazon? The Amazon River has a greater flow of water than the next 8 largest rivers in the world combined! That is a lot of water to deal with. And did you know that the vast majority of the world’s millions of different species can be found in the Amazon rainforest? It is a hotbed of life! In fact, it is so huge that there are several uncontacted tribes living deep in the jungle. This means that they have not yet made any contact with the outside world. And these are but a few of the wild things that make the Amazon one of the most unique places on Earth. <br />
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The history of the Amazon can be quite astounding as well. There are few things as interesting or intriguing to a scientist as the Amazon rainforest. But we don’t want to give all the juice facts away. Keep on reading because these are 25 wild things about the Amazon that make it one of the most unique places on Earth!<br />
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A newly discovered, blind, and subterranean ant species in the Amazon is thought to be a direct descendent of the very first species of ant.<br />
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Some ants in the Amazon are known for raiding neighboring colonies and taking slaves<br />
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Martin Strel, a long distance swimmer from Slovenia, once swam the entire length of the Amazon in just over 2 months<br />
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For three weeks every year the full moon causes a tidal wave to roll up the Amazon river every single night. Some surfers have been known to ride the wave for over 10 kilometers<br />
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Underneath the Amazon is another river. It is about 4 km deeper, significantly wider, and just as long. It has been named the Rio Hamza.<br />
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20% of the world's oxygen comes from the Amazon Rainforest<br />
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Although numerous expeditions in the past tried to find the lost ancient cities of the Amazon that were rumored to be covered in gold, scientists eventually started doubting that civilization could prosper in such harsh conditions and on such infertile soil.<br />
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Scientists have found evidence of terra preta, or dark soil, covering vast patches of the Amazon. They think that ancient civilizations covered the ground with this man-made and nutrient rich soil which would have allowed cities and farms to be built<br />
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17 year old Juliane Koepcke landed in the middle of the Amazon when her plane crashed. All 91 other passengers died but she walked for 10 days before rescuers found her<br />
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The Amazon is thought to have 2.5 million species of insects and more than half are thought to live in the canopy of the Amazon.<br />
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There are tribes in the Amazon that have not yet been "contacted" and some scientists are against doing so<br />
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There is a theory that the Amazon is actually a giant orchard that is left over from a civilization that flourished in the area nearly 3,000 years ago<br />
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The Amazon River dumps so much fresh water into the ocean, that for nearly 100 miles off shore the ocean is less salty than normal<br />
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The mouth of the Amazon River is so large that it encloses an island named Marajo. The crazy part? Marajo is roughly the size of Switzerland.<br />
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The Amazon used to flow into the Pacific but it changed directions<br />
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A certain fungus discovered in Amazon (Pestalotiopsis microspora) can actually live exclusively on a diet of plastic<br />
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In terms of water flow, the Amazon River is bigger than the next 8 largest rivers on Earth combined!<br />
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Henry Ford once built a "work village" in the Amazon to harvest rubber. Today Fordlandia is an abandoned ghost town<br />
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Arapaimam is a 300 pound fish that lives in the Amazon and is covered in armor to protect it from piranha bites<br />
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Scientists have found that winds in the Bodélé depression of the Sahara Desert sweep 40 million tons of dust across the Atlantic Ocean and onto the Amazon Basin every single year.<br />
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One days worth of water flowing out of the Amazon River is equal to 12 years of water usage by the entire city of New York. The river actually accounts for 20% of the world's fresh water<br />
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The Amazon is packed with so much biodiversity that a single bush can potentially have more species of ants than the British Isles…and that's just ants.<br />
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The Amazon got its name when female warriors attacked Spanish explorer Francisco Orellana. He named the river Rio Amazonas as he compared the female warriors to the Amazons of Greek mythology<br />
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The Amazon is home to over 3,000 fruits. By comparison, western cultures are known to eat around 200<br />
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The rainforest is home to more than half of the world's 10 million species of animals<br />
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25 Wild Things About The Amazon That Make It One Of The Most Unique Places On Earth

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Bhangarh Fort Rajasthan - Most Haunted Place in India

Bhangarh Fort Rajasthan is a 17th century fort situated on a hillside in the deserted town of Bhangarh, Rajasthan India. Bhangarh Fort is thought to be the most haunted place in India.

Bhangarh new village has developed outside the limits of the fort as there is fear of ghosts haunting the old city. Archaeological Survey of India has forbidden access to the site between sunset and sunrise.

Many legends are associated with the haunted folk, one of which involves a Holy Man who supposedly cursed Bhangarh after the fort cast a shadow over his abode. It was established in 1613 by King Madho Singh as the residence of his second son.

Bhangarh Fort Rajasthan is located 235 kilometres from Delhi on the border of the Sariska Reserve in the Aravali range of hills in Alwar district of Rajasthan. Bhangarh fort is a major tourist attraction in Bhangarh though it is haunted place but it can be visited as the place is beautiful and tranquil.

The fort and its precincts are well preserved. The fort is composed of temples, palaces, and multiple gates, covers a large area of land at the foot of a mountain.

But despite its beauty and the picturesque scenery, the fort is steeped in dark tales and became completely abandoned by 1783, with locals moving their village elsewhere. If you are daring enough to challenge the paranormal beings and want to explore this haunted place then pack your bags and plan a visit to Bhangarh Fort Rajasthan.

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Bhangarh Fort Rajasthan - Most Haunted Place in India

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The smallest village

<div class="separator" style="clear: both; text-align: center;"><a href="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgv_-KAJrq5pGGjke1H7oBuIO92_6pq4rg963j-NeVnskbmtFgahQDhKBcP6YPtVee4mSk9a2SEc3LKLRT7JWn5X5RRHvSp7jGp3s5ukTVnlI-YyuB0FpxX34Kb_EUu5N_rU8KvMW2qpjEf/s1600/smallest-village-1.jpg" imageanchor="1" style="margin-left: 1em; margin-right: 1em;"><img border="0" height="426" src="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgv_-KAJrq5pGGjke1H7oBuIO92_6pq4rg963j-NeVnskbmtFgahQDhKBcP6YPtVee4mSk9a2SEc3LKLRT7JWn5X5RRHvSp7jGp3s5ukTVnlI-YyuB0FpxX34Kb_EUu5N_rU8KvMW2qpjEf/s640/smallest-village-1.jpg" width="640" /></a></div><br />The village of Bourton-on-Water in Gloucestershire, United Kingdom, is the smallest village by the size of its houses and not by the number of its people.<br /><br /><center><iframe allowfullscreen="" frameborder="0" height="480" src="https://www.google.com/maps/embed?pb=!1m18!1m12!1m3!1d2436.9321172161426!2d-1.7675676941871419!3d51.88680512362393!2m3!1f0!2f0!3f0!3m2!1i1024!2i768!4f13.1!3m3!1m2!1s0x4871259c974efdd3%3A0x62b46d705469ad33!2sBourton-on-the-Water%2C+Cheltenham%2C+Gloucestershire+GL54%2C+Ujedinjeno+Kraljevstvo!5e1!3m2!1shr!2sba!4v1459768951358" style="border: 0;" width="640"></iframe></center><br />It is literally a little village. 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The smallest village

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