Saturday, 27 September 2014

Eiffel Tower-From Bottom to Top (7 Pics)

Undoubtedly one of the most famous structures in the world, the Eiffel Tower, built in 1889, stands an impressive 1,050 ft tall. Most everyone in the world knows what the tower looks like, however, not many people have viewed it from below.
Eiffel tower from below (1)source: m. molde
Eiffel tower from below (2)source: dar moorhouse
Eiffel tower from below (3)source:  babygonnie
Eiffel tower from below (5)source:  bora gurel
Eiffel tower from below (6)source: charlie ward
Eiffel tower from below (7)source: pola henderson
story source: twistedsifter

Friday, 26 September 2014

10 Most Isolated Lighthouses in the World


Light houses are magical things that create a spark of both wonder and joy to those that appreciate them. On one hand they represent nature allowing us to escape the bustles of city life and soak in some quality time on the fringe, enjoying the solace of both the sea and land, while providing the necessary beacon on light to ships at sea eager to land on terra firma. On the other hand light houses can be quite lonely depending on where they are located, and history has given us many a books and journals written by light house keepers that can go weeks or months without seeing a soul. Below are a collection of beautiful but isolated lighthouses around the world.
photo source: VisitShetland
photo source: wikipedia
photo source: fipca
photo source: detroit news
photo source: complex
photo source: michael john grist
photo source: the lighthouse directory
photo source: the lighthouse directory
photo source: wikipedia
photo source: spaceweather
source: flavorwire

Thursday, 25 September 2014

Wednesday, 24 September 2014

Where Volcano and Lightning Collide

The Japanese volcano Sakurajima had a recent eruption last February. German photographer Martin Rietze caught mind blowing shots of the glorious explosion where lava and lighting collide creating surreal scenes.










Tuesday, 23 September 2014

Chara Sands- The Freezing Siberian Desert

It’s hard to believe it, but freezing cold Siberia has a desert of its own, the Chara Sands. We’re not talking about a desert with oases and camels, but one with reindeer and bears instead! It’s located in a tundra area, with snowed capped mountain peaks surrounding it, some 280 miles east of the world’s largest freshwater reservoir, lake Baikal. The Chara Sands are a phenomenon you’ll find nowhere else in Siberia, and some think that’s a shame, as the remote place delivers amazing views. The contrast between the cold mountains and the warm-colored desert sand is stunning. For those who may want to see it but fear getting lost in the desert, don’t be afraid, the Chara Sands is only 7 miles long and 3 miles wide.
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Chara Sands (1)Source: chara sands