Shifting Sands of Time - Rubjerg Lighthouse
Sep 21 2011
The Rubjerg Knude lighthouse was first lit on December 27, 1900. Today it rests abandoned on top of the 200 foot (60 m) cliff on the coast of the North Sea, in northern Denmark. Each year the coast erodes approximately 4.9 feet (1.5 m).
Breathtaking Medieval Town of Positano in Campania, Italy
Sep 20 2011
During medieval times (16th and 17th century) this trading port prospered as it was the main port of the Amalfi Republic and saw great profits from goods being shipped.
The Lion of Lucerne, Switzerland
Sep 19 2011
This stunning monument is built to commemorate the Swiss Guard soldiers that were massacred in 1792 during the French Revolution, when revolutionaries stormed the Tuileries Palace in Paris, France. It is described as one of the most moving sculptures in the world by many people.
Extremely Strange and Funny Accidents
Sep 19 2011
Some REALLY weird accidents here. Sometimes it makes you wonder if those people bought their license.
Most Beautiful Cities in the World (Part 1)
Sep 17 2011
In this series I will be highlighting some of the most beautiful cities in the world. This can serve as an inspiration for our reads to go out and explore this beautiful planet.
The New 2011 Maserati Kubang SUV
Sep 16 2011
With the first concept created way back in 2003, the Kubang finally came to life in 2011. It has been presented to the public at the recent Frankfurt Auto Show and it was a big hit. What do you think of the 2011 Maserati Kubang?
Captivating Ancient City of Bagan, Burma
Sep 15 2011
This magnificent ruin is located in the heart of Burma and was mostly built in the 11th to 13th century. This was the first capital of the Burmese Empire.
A Private Island of Your Dreams
Sep 14 2011
This is probably the nicest private island I have ever seen. Be the judge yourself, make sure to view the full size photo by clicking on the image below!
A Different Side of Adolf Hitler You Didn't Know About
Sep 14 2011
Before he waged war on the world, Adolf Hitler was an upcoming (and unsuccessful) artist. He was rejected twice by the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna (1907-1908), because of his "unfitness for painting". These are just some of his paintings he did before becoming the supreme ruler of the Reich.
A Strange Structure High In The Bulgarian Mountains
Sep 13 2011
In 1891, socialists led by Dimitar Blagoev assembled secretly in this area to form an organized socialist movement. In honor of this act, during the rule of Soviet Union, the following saucer-like monument was built on top of this pass.
A Beast That is AMG & Ducati
Sep 12 2011
A high end motorcycle company named Ducati, decided to team up with the tuning department of Mercedes Benz (AMG) to create this work of art. This is the Ducati Diavel AMG Special Edition, which will be showcasing this year at the Frankfurt Motor Show.
Maersk Triple-E – Biggest Ship in the World
Sep 11 2011
The construction of ten Triple-E vessels, each capable of carrying 18,000 twenty foot containers, will put Maersk Line at the helm of change. The size and capacity of these vessels, at 400 metres long and 59 metres wide, will help reduce energy consumption and lower CO2 emissions.
A Russian Wood Carver's Art
Sep 10 2011
These masterpieces are carved by a man who lives in Republic of Karelia, Russia. They are all on display in his private museum and are true works of art! Have a look at this mega collection of images.
America's First Stealth Helicopter
Sep 9 2011
With a recent post about the crash of a new top secret US stealth helicopter, we have decided to dedicate a post to the first helicopter (also American) that utilized stealth technology - the Comanche.
Amazing Beauty of Winter
Sep 8 2011
These are some amazing pictures of winter, even if you don't like winter - you will enjoy these high quality pictures. The photographer and location are both unknown, let us know if you have any information to credit for!
