It can be yours for $1350.

This light display is a natural effect that can be seen at high latitude regions such as the Arctic and Antarctic. The stunning show can even be seen from space.

Bonsai trees originated in China and became a prominent ornament in the houses of Japanese nobility. Englishman, Chris Guise is so passionate about these “dwarf” trees that he has amassed a small collection of which Bilbo Baggins’s hobbit house is a great example.

This sustainable treehouse community is named Finca Bellavista and is situated on 600 acres of land in the mountainous region of Costa Rica. The development was started by Mateo and Erica Hogan, a married couple from Colorado, and consists of seven treehouses for rent. Visitors to the community are treated to a forested, riverfront setting that boasts waterfalls, hiking trails and wildlife. The cost of the rooms varies from $100-$275 per night.

Awesome road trip around USA in the 50's.

Can you believe it has been two decades since these movies were released?

Important stories and photos from history.

See Lindsay Lohan’s new mugshot inside.

These detailed creations are made by some very talented Croatian guys using only match sticks and glue.

You will be shocked when you figure out who this man is…

Slimy gelatine worms are a fun idea for guests or parties where sweets are a must! You will need two packets of strawberry or cherry jelly, one pack of gelatine, 3/4 cup whipping cream, three cups of boiling water, food coloring, straws and a tall container.

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This 1984 Toyota Tercel 4WD was used during the production of "breaking Bad" and is on sale in New Mexico. The sale price for this particularly rusty Toyota could be significantly higher than market value (roughly $500).

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Kitsault  is a town in British Columbia, Canada which has been abandoned for the past 30 years. The town was erected in 1979 due to the emergence of the American Mining Corporation Phelps Dodge and Molybdenum mine in the area and was originally intended as a base to house miners and their families. The town catered for 1200 residents and was equipped with shopping centres, schools and hospitals amongst many other things.