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"It is common to see people walking, jogging, pushing strollers, walking dogs, or even meeting friends for fika in the cemeteries. Seeing the way the cemeteries have been adapted to urban life was very new for me"

WideEyes369: Abandoned restaurant in Victorville, California

This screen says ’relax’ instead of ’wait’ at the airport.

Restrooms in railway stations have small toilets for kids.

"Bern, Switzerland"

"How people mow lawns in Norway"

Victoria state is covered in webs of millions of spiders that emerged because of flooding. If flooding wasn’t enough, here, get some spiders to boot!

Jano and Oliver, also known as World Walkerz, are on a mission to bring a piece of our beautiful world to everyone’s homes through their stunning photography. Each of their photos is like an aerial postcard showing the majesty of world’s landmarks.

"The Delta Works In The Netherlands, Consisting Of 13 Parts, Together Form The Largest Storm Surge Barrier In The World And Was Declared One Of The Seven Wonders Of The Modern World By The American Society Of Civil Engineers"

This Canadian meat pie is everything you need when it comes to a meaty dinner. Invented in Quebec, this pie often consists of minced pork, veal or beef and potatoes. Although most commonly served during the holiday season, this dish is enjoyed by many year-round.

"I found this gravestone for someone’s beloved dog in a wooded area just outside an old cemetery."

“Hockey game in Sunfish Cut, Toronto Islands”

“I’ve been in Japan for 13 years and have my first Kei car, that I bought yesterday. I wanted to customize my N-Box Custom my way with Honda and Mugen accessories. I really like it, and it is very practical for Okinawa.”

"Digital doors are really popular in South Korea."

This is “Caojiawan”, a subway station located in Chongqing, China, amidst… nothing. Surrounded by trees and mud, it looks like a portal to the civilized world.

Revolutionary general Henry Christophe declared himself king over northern Haiti in 1811. According to one perspective, Henry I was a tin-pot dictator who forced his fellow Haitians back into virtual slavery and plunged the nation into a 13-year civil war.

"You can find parking lots and Ferris wheels on the roofs of Japanese buildings."

They sell Icelandic air in a can at gift shops.

Sleeping during work is normal and acceptable in Japan. If in other countries, that would get you fired, in Japan, it is seen as a good sign that shows dedication to the work and that the person worked themselves to exhaustion.