Plimoth Plantation: A Living Museum of a 17th Century English Colony in America

Sep 30, 2014

In the early 17th century a group of separatists, who came to be known as the Pilgrim Fathers, fled the volatile political environment in En...

The Pier of Old Orchard Beach, Maine

Sep 29, 2014

Old Orchard Beach is a seven-mile stretch of beach located on the inner side of Saco Bay on the Atlantic Ocean, in Maine, the US. It is a po...

Serbia’s Dry Bridge: A Bridge Without a River

Sep 27, 2014

The Bega River runs for about 250 km from the Poiana Rusca Mountains in Romania and into Serbia where it flows into the Tisa river near Tite...

Devil's Kettle: A Mysterious Waterfalls

Sep 26, 2014

The Devil's Kettle is a puzzling geological phenomenon located inside Judge C. R. Magney State Park in Minnesota, in USA, just off the N...

Miniature Dioramas by Satoshi Araki

Sep 26, 2014

Tokyo based artist Satoshi Araki creates miniature dioramas of chaotic cityscapes that are the result of urban decay or warfare, with amazi...

The Disappearing Glaciers of Africa

Sep 25, 2014

Africa is typically isn’t the place that inspires visions of ice and glaciers, yet surprisingly, there are a number of glaciers in Africa, a...

Darra Adam Khel: The Village of Illegal Gun Manufacturers

Sep 25, 2014

Darra Adam Khel is a small village in the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province of Pakistan, located between the city of Peshawar and Kohat. An unkemp...

The Old Man of The Lake

Sep 25, 2014

In 1886, when geologist Joseph S. Diller was making the first geological study of Oregon’s Crater Lake, in the US, he noticed a tree stump c...

Lark Quarry Dinosaur Stampede

Sep 24, 2014

About 95 million years ago, a herd of two-legged dinosaurs, some as small as chickens and some about the size of emus came to drink at the m...

The Last Turf Church of Hof, Iceland

Sep 24, 2014

Hof, in Öræfi, is a small village in southeast Iceland, approximately 30 kilometers east of Vatnajökull, and 20 kilometers south of the Skaf...