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Folks who travel to the United Kingdom for vacation often visit Wales in order to enjoy the amazing natural scenery found there.
But Wales also happens to be home to a village with a very interesting name. In fact, it’s name has made this village a popular tourist destination all by itself. [Read more…]
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Tree Houses have always intrigued me, so much so that my friends and I actually several of them back in our younger days.
Now truth be told, the tree houses we built were little more than small shacks built across a couple of closely situated tree limbs, but we loved them nonetheless.
And we spent a lot of time as kids playing in them.
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If you’re like most folks you’ve probably daydreamed about breaking a Guinness World Record and having your name written in that famous book.
Of course breaking a Guinness World Record isn’t easy, and only a relatively small number of our fellow humans will ever break one.
But that being said, some individuals have actually broken multiple world records in the past, and others will do so in the future.
Of all the multiple world record holders to date, one man stands far above the rest of the pack.
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Even if you don’t like it, you’re probably familiar with SPAM.
No, not the hundreds of junk emails that land in your inbox on a daily basis.
I’m talking about the processed pork food item than comes in the weird little blue and yellow can.
Well, as you might expect, we Americans consume more SPAM than any other country in the world.
That isn’t really surprising since Hormel is an American company and the product originated here in the States.
However, you just might be surprised to learn which country eats the second-most amount of SPAM – and why.
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You’re probably aware that the U.S. Postal Service will happily deliver certain live animals on your behalf if you’re willing to pay the postage.
But did you know they used to deliver human children as well?
Yes, it’s true. Back in the early 1900’s several children were actually sent “Parcel Post” through the U.S. Mail.