Top 10 Best Ghost Photographs
While trying to decide which ghost photos are the “best” is largely an exercise in subjectivity, it’s difficult to know which ones are the best with any degree of objectivity. These are the photos I consider the most authentic “captures” of ghosts ever caught on film, but I leave it to you to decide for yourself how real they may be. Of course, I realize that almost any photo can be hoaxed, but many of these were taken many years or even decades before digital cameras and the advent of Photoshop and other photo manipulation software came on the scene, making them somewhat more difficult to fake than it would be today. 10. The Queensland Photo, 1946 Taken in 1946 in Queensland, Australia by a mother who was taking a picture of her teenage daughter’s grave.
Another 26 Travel Gadgets Every Geek Needs
There’s certainly no shortage of useful (and oftentimes less so) travel gadgets. So as a follow-up to my 26 Killer Travel Gadgets Every Geek Needs which got quite a bit of airtime around the blogosphere (Lord, strike me down for using that word), I’m posting another 26 killer travel gadgets that every geek needs. #1 – Trackstick II: Plot Your Travels Gadling reports the Trackstick II is “designed specifically for integration with Google Earth, Trackstick II is a GPS device that lets you “keep a satellite scrapbook of all your travels and record your explorations.” It’s like having a trail of live map pushpins follow you wherever you go!
9 Best Train Journeys in the World
In a modern world where traveling between destinations is viewed as a waste of time and resources, it is hard to actually comprehend the beauty of some of the most spectacular rides on the planet. Far less comfortable, yet far more beautiful and interesting, the time spent between two destinations is equally captivating and offers many sights and sounds. While we are very much in a century where we have ‘no time to stand and stare’, there are still some awesome train rides across the globe where the trip itself turns into a destination.
Oil Creek Tunnel in Pikes Peak
Oil Creek TunnelPikes Peak, ColoradoPart 2: In the Tunnel The entrance to the Oil Creek Tunnel inside of Pikes PeakYou can read the sign in Part 1: To the Tunnel By MATT CARPENTERwww.skyrunner.com
Look Out It’s a Bear…. Sleeping Bag
February 19, 2009 by Gwen Cure your fear of bears by pretending you are the mighty hunter and have slayed the terrifying bear. Then strut around the room wearing the huge bearskin to show off your prowess. OR take the sleeping bag camping and you can scare the be-jezuz out of your friends when they wake up next to you. Both are possible with this incredible new sleeping bag by artist Eiko Ishizawa.
End Homelessness - Change.org: My First Night Homeless
There are first times for everything. The first time I drove a car, first time I broke my leg, first time I ate sushi, the first time I went to work, the first time I was fired, and I'll never forget my first kiss. 'Firsts' are memorable parts of life and growing up. Well, the same goes for that first night spent on the streets or in a homeless shelter. The first time you're homeless, the intense feelings of fear and uncertainty are impossible to forget.
How to Be Jason Bourne: Multiple Passports, Swiss Banking, and C
Is it possible to become invisible without breaking the law? (Photo: gravitywave) Sitting on a plush couch in the neon-infused nightclub, I asked again: “What’s it about?” Neil Strauss glanced around and looked nervous, which I found strange.
Where the streets have bad names
Oh, there are plenty. But these particular streets, roads, avenues and boulevards happen to have some of the worst names in the world. To those unfortunate souls who live on these streets or whole towns, we're sorry. Here then are some streets with bad names. Sluthole Lane Norfolk. UK
