Zitronenmasse/Wikimedia Minibars are those tiny refrigerators that sit inside some hotel rooms. You may have been tempted at one point to grab something to drink or eat from one of ...
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Zitronenmasse/Wikimedia Minibars are those tiny refrigerators that sit inside some hotel rooms. You may have been tempted at one point to grab something to drink or eat from one of ...
The American Discovery Trail We’ve all heard of the famous Appalachian Trail that runs from Georgia to Maine and vice versa, but there is another trail that is even longer ...
A cruise is usually a fun getaway, but sometimes on a long voyage, there is a death at sea. Because of this possibility, most modern cruise ships have a morgue ...
Do you know these famous slogans from the world of advertising? Test your slogan knowledge to see how well the ad companies have done their jobs. Start me up. Microsoft had ...
The Great Loop is a continuous waterway that encompasses parts of the Atlantic Intracoastal Waterway, the Gulf Intracoastal Waterway, the Great Lakes, inland rivers, and the Canadian Heritage Canals to ...
London city streets are notorious for being difficult to navigate or understand, but for London taxi drivers who have to ferry passengers to any part of the city without delay, ...
A View of the 1968 Proposed Everglades Jetport Google Earth It was an airport that was supposed to be five times the size of New York’s John F. Kennedy International ...
The Mysterious Purple Streetlights A strange phenomenon is happening around the United States with the color of streetlights. You may or may not have noticed it in your area, but ...
Can you answer these questions about some of the most famous landmarks in the world? The Statue of Liberty is located on what island? Liberty Island, where the Statue of ...
There was once an airline that wanted to be different, very different. But sometimes being different, no matter how good the idea seems at the time, just doesn’t work out. ...
Interstate Highways are the most heavily traveled roads in the United States, and a massive number of drivers use them almost every day. But did you ever stop to wonder ...
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