This is a Japanese park called Hitachi Seaside Park. It is a big Park with numerous areas for different family activities - bike tracks (bikes for hire), sporting fields, Frisbee golf, rides, large ferris wheel. There is also a zoo, amusement park, swimming pool and much more.

Best seen (and busiest) in spring when daffodils are out in force along with many other flower gardens in bloom.

Strand Craft 122 is a 38-meter long super yacht equipped with twin Rolls-Royce engines and apparently an optional 14,000-horsepower booster engine. It would theoretically go a top speed of 55 knots. You can also count on "four double and very large staterooms, heads, reception, salon areas and comfortable crew cabins, 52" LED TVs and sound systems in all rooms."
As for the nice surprise, you’ll discover it in the following…
 

Photographer Jeremy Sutton-Hibbert photographed a Sintesti, Romania, from 1990 to 2006, documenting the life, traditions, history and outlook of the Romanian Gypsies.

These photos convey a period of dramatic changes in the gypsy camp: its people leave behind the dark past of the communist years and take the path to wealth, access to which can provide new opportunities.

Funny compilation of people’s creativity and imagination when it comes to transport things that can’t be put easily in a car or bike or bicycle or else ;)

There are pictures that you’ve seen but as they are hilarious we decided to include them into this compilation, it won’t do harm ;))

Enjoy!

Judging from the number and types of luxury cars that are in these photos of a Chinese wedding, it had to be a very expensive one. The number of guests alone must have set somebody back quite a penny. People who drive Lamborghinis and Rolls Royce cars expect something more that hamburgers for lunch.  

A Wedding in China (15 pics)
Chinese Mafia Weddings (11 pics)
Wedding of a Chinese "oligarch" (28 pics)
One modest Chinese wedding (9 pics)

Some of these drawings are beautiful, some are surreal, some are naughty, but they all are detailed and amazing. It truly takes an awesome sense of imagination to come up with them.

Author: Daniel Luvisi
 

The diver and photographer Brian Skerry takes incredible underwater pictures.

He worked for many notorious magazines as People, Sports Illustrated, BBC Wildlife, Esquire, and even Playboy. He’s also an assignment photographer for National Geographic Magazine. It is no wonder, as his works are mind-blowing.

Check them out.

A secretary came to see tech guys to complain that the copy machine wasn’t working. They asked if there was paper. She said:” No, there wasn’t, that’s why I put new but it still doesn’t work…”

This is the most epic Mac-PC joke. I was crying from laughter when I read this xDDD

And he has a message to deliver to someone very famous…

Other World Cup fans:

Famous Model Is Also a Fan (5 pics)

Funny World Cup 2010 Fans (45 pics)

Female World Cup Fans (74 pics)

The Best Looking World Cup Fans Ever (82 pics)

Here’s a selection of twin girls who look really hot. Two is always better than one ;)

What can you wish more? :)

The ghost town you’ll see in the pictures can be easily called Silent Hill.

After the jump, we’ll make a little trip there ;)

Can this be any funnier, I don’t think so ;)

Take a look.

Funny collection of different moments with beer to start the day with a smile :)

That’s how this woman charges everyone who drives on this road in China.

And if you don’t pay, then it’d be very difficult to drive, moreover, your car can get damaged.

The author of these illustrations called it: “Stuff No One Told Me.” Happily, he learned them anyway ;)
 

More than 60 days have passed since the explosion of the oil rig in the Gulf of Mexico.

And the oil and natural gas continue to pour into the ocean, about 60,000 barrels a day. It is better than some time ago – 100,000 barrels…

The governor of Louisiana stated that the damage done goes from $40 to $100 billion…

Here’s a set of the most recent photos from the Gulf.

You can also check out a funny post about British Petroleum:
British Petroleum = British Polluters (59 pics)

As they say, the simplest ideas are the best and this one from George Lee, named ‘Tie Tea’, was about time!

The photos in this post are of sculptures that were made entirely of newspapers and books. The work is by creative artist Nick Georgiou who is from Queens, NY. It is amazing what can be done with a little inspiration and a lot of perspiration.
 

Watch what eyes can look like when you modify them with Photoshop.

Some are maybe just colored lenses and make-up, I don’t know…

Anyway, it’s truly beautiful.

Other posts about eyes :

Photoshopped pictures of eyes (13 pics)

They are watching you... (12 pics)

Extreme close-ups of insects’ eyes (18 pics)

The Polaroid photo project had began with a series of photos and its author Jamie Livingston noticed that he had been doing several pictures per day. So he decided to keep a photographic diary taking a single picture a day with his Polaroid camera.

He did it during 18 years (1979 – 1997) until the day he died from cancer. There are more than six thousand Polaroids in his collection, although some of them are missing.

Jamie worked as a cinematographer and editor of music videos for MTV, as well as working on advertisements with Nike, he was also a member of Chris Wangro's circus troupe The Janus Circus.

After his death, his collection was organized into an exhibit called "JAMIE LIVINGSTON. PHOTO OF THE DAY: 1979-1997".

1979

A Chinese boy born one year ago in Shanghai has a rare transverse facial cleft - his skull has a large horizontal section missing. It looks really creepy but the worst thing is that if the corrective surgery is done on him, it may kill him…

Poor little kid :(