American businessman and former military pilot Herb Gouldon, who had traveled a lot in the 50's and 60's, made very quality color pictures. Here are his photos of Japan. Guldon visited it several times in the 50's.

Does this geyser look real to you?  It looks very fairy-taly, yet it is real. This is a stunning geyser known as Fly Geyser. It is located about 20 miles north of Gerlach, in Washoe County, Nevada that is owned by Todd Jaksick today. Several organizations have tried to buy it but Todd isn’t selling.

A selection of cool pictures of Polish surrealist painter Jacek Yerka.

Welcome to the Hermitage of San Colombano. It was named after an Irish Saint and built in 1319. The Hermitage has certainly held up well. It is located in Italy between Rovereto and Vivenza. The building is erected on the side of a mountain and is very large and very beautiful.

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One man dumps his garbage on another man’s place. The second man gets his revenge.

Someone has way too much money in their hands and to much time. The tree which is estimated to value $11 million dollars has gold, diamond, and sapphire studs. It stands 43 feet tall and is found at the Emirates Palace Hotel in Abu Dhabi.

Welcome to the 9 Hours Hotel where you can spend the night sleeping in one of 125 small little capsules called hubs that are only large enough for a person to lie down in for $80. They are quite popular in Japan for commuters who have a need to stay in town overnight. This one is located in Kyoto.

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If you think that cardboard record players have now become souvenirs from the past, you are wrong. Yes, it was back in the late 60’s and early 70’s when cardtalkplays were popular record players sold or given out as a promotion to different people. But now this tradition is back to life thanks to a mail promotion campaign held by GGRP Vancouver Company in 2010. This sound design company mails a record in a cardboard sleeve that you can unpack and turn into human-powered record player. Watch photos and video for more instructions and play the music.

Apparently a super fan of the television show MASH decided to build a set right in his own backyard. It’s all there too, including the latrines and even the swamp. Alan Alda and his buddies should be proud.

This is an amazing collection of some funny and some painful moments on the soccer field. Some are outrageously funny and others are terribly painful looking. However, they are all very interestng to see.

These are some stunning photos of roads and highways. The scenery around them is absolutely beautiful and some of the highways look as though they go on forever. It kind of makes you wonder where they do go.

We had a record amount of snow overnight in our area in the UK so decided to get out and enjoy it.

That should be the title of these artistic collages created by Danil Polevoy. He takes historical and old photos and inserts pop-culture icons. The effects are pretty amazing.

Yes, this dessert with its multitude of shipwrecks used to be the Aral Sea, full of aquatic animals and ships taking cargos to different destinations. The Soviet Union began to use the waters in irrigation projects until it was all gone, leaving just the blowing sands and shipwrecks.

This is a photo essay of wild teens from the 80’s. Check out the interesting hair and clothing styles of these punks from years gone by..

Ingenuity knows no bounds when it comes to creation. This Russian man created a self-contained submarine. Now he can go anywhere his one man sub can and take photos under the sea.

Everyone knows that horses and camels are for riding, but crocodiles and lamas? Watch these wild people riding animals that shouldn’t be ridden.

Watch out for falling cannonballs. What you are about to see is a cannonball tree. They only grow in the Caribbean and if you are hit by one of its falling cannon balls you can die.

Students’ brain can’t take and hold too much information, especially during finals and there comes a point when it simply goes “z-z-z” in the campus library.

These photographs show all the major events that happened in 2010. Let’s recollect the last 12 months that have already become our history.

A snowboarder flies through the Olympic rings at the start of the opening ceremony of the Vancouver 2010 Winter Olympics, February 12, 2010.

Everyone loves Jolly ole St. Nick. In Fact, he is a popular commercial icon during the weeks prior to Christmas. He has been in print, radio, and even TV ads for generations. Here are a few examples of how Jolly Ole St. Nick sells goodies.

1948 Santa and 7-up

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What would you do if you came upon a bookbag with a laptop and three grand in cash in it? Would you turn it in or keep it?

These are 12 things that you didn’t know about the movie Home Alone. You remember the movie about the little boy named Kevin, played by Macauly Culkin, who outwitted the two crooks. It was a hilarious movie.