Lake Isea will look a little different from June 18 to July 3, 2016. A floating pier system has been installed using 220,000 high density polyethylene cubes wrapped in yellow fabric which allow people to walk right on the water.
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Lake Isea will look a little different from June 18 to July 3, 2016. A floating pier system has been installed using 220,000 high density polyethylene cubes wrapped in yellow fabric which allow people to walk right on the water.
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Read More »Roy James from the UK has been collecting his model railroad for over 20 years. His collection is now worth 250,000 pounds and it’s made up of 100 trains, 400 cars and 16 different stations.
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Read More »A wealthy Spanish family wanted to move into a home which would reflect their way of life a little more so they turned to architectural bureau Z4Z4 AAA and then moved into a Tobogan house. The house is 512 square …
Read More »20 – Wembley Stadium (London, England) – 90,000 19 – Memorial Stadium (Nebraska, USA) – 92,047 18 – Cotton Bowl (Texas, USA) – 92,100 17 – Rose Bowl (California, USA) – 92,542 16 – Sanford Stadium (Georgia, USA) – 92,746 …
Read More »Every year since the X Games first landed in Austin, we’ve headed out to the Circuit of the Americas to get in on the action. With this being the final year for the games to be held here in Austin, …
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Read More »The Larung Gar Buddhist Institute is situated in the remote Gharze Prefecture of Sichuan, China, and it is the largest institute of its kind. Monks travel from all over the world to study here on this enormous campus.
Read More »Chinese authorities in the city of Chengdu recently discovered a car park with about 200 cars that have been abandoned over the years. Some of the cars are actually quality vehicles and among the 200 vehicles a Mercedes Benz and …
Read More »To be exact, the first Porsche was legally registered 68 years ago on June 8th, 1948. It all started with an engineer named Ferdinand Porsche, who built an electric car in 1900 and then developed the VW Beetle in the …
Read More »Say goodbye to your ignorance because these facts are going to make sure you’re a lot smarter by the time you finish reading them.
Read More »Recent heavy rains in parts of Europe caused flash floods in some small towns in France and Germany. The floods managed to do some serious damage to the infrastructure of the towns.
Read More »Banksy recently painted a mural of a kid chasing a burning tire with a stick on a wall at Bridge Farm Primary in Whitchurch. He decided to paint the picture on the school because he’s considered a local hero in …
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