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Our world certainly is a fascinating place.
Virtually every country on the planet has geological features that are stunningly beautiful and/or marvelously intriguing, and Australia seems to have more than its fair share of both.
A perfect case in point is Lake Hillier, a relatively small but incredibly intriguing lake on Middle Island (the largest of the islands that make up the Recherche Archipelago just off the southern coast of Western Australia).
I’ve featured several tiny houses on this blog in the recent past, but the one I’m sharing today is really something special.
This one is actually an Airbnb that’s tucked away in the far reaches of the Georgia woodlands.
Did you hear about the terrible blizzard that struck Hawaii last winter?
No, I didn’t horribly misspell North Dakota, Minnesota or Alaska. I really did mean Hawaii.
As I mentioned in this post, the big island of Hawaii receives snow on its two highest volcanic peaks every winter, and the winter of 2021-2022 turned out to be quite a doozy.
Living (and loving) Life
If you’ve ever had the opportunity to view the night sky out in country where there’s no light pollution you probably noticed how the stars seemed to be twinkling.
The thousands of twinkling stars that shine down from the heavens have been fascinating and mesmerizing us humans all throughout our long history.
But there’s a strange truth about those twinkling stars: They don’t really twinkle at all.
As you probably know, most of the videos I feature on this blog are relatively short.
In fact, it’s rare that I feature one that’s longer than about 30 minutes in length.
But every now and then I’ll find one that’s a lot longer, but well worth the time it takes to watch it. This is one of those rare occasions. [Read more…]