Places
Stunning Beauty of Levens Hall Garden, UK [9 Pics]
Jul 11 2012
Designed by a pupil of le Notre (the designer of the gardens at Versailles, France) this has got to be one of the coolest gardens we have seen in a while. The gardens are dated back all the way to 1694, just after Colonel James Grahme acquired the property after his service in the military for King James II.
Climbing to the Top of Moscow - Without Any Safety Gear [15 Pics]
Jul 5 2012
More instanity from Russia. Take a look at the photos that these Russians captured while climbing one of the highest points in Moscow.
Around the World in Photos Pt.4 [16 Pics]
Jun 27 2012
Another fantastic roundup of everything that is our planet. This one is super colourful! Like and share with your friends if you want to see more of these posts.
Beautiful Multnomah Falls in Oregon, USA [6 Pics]
Jun 21 2012
This is the tallest waterfall in the state of Oregon, and claimed to be the second tallest waterfall in all of US.
The falls drop in two major steps: split into upper falls of 542 feet (165 m) and lower falls of 69 feet (21 m), with a gradual 9 foot (3 m) drop in elevation between the two.
The total height of the waterfall is conventionally given as 620 feet (189 m).
Awesome Graffiti from Around the Globe [26 Pics]
Jun 20 2012
Over the last few months we've been collecting photos of the most unique, and creative graffiti from around the world. Please let us know if you know any of the locations! Enjoy and share.
Beautiful Canola Fields of Luoping, China [11 Pics]
Jun 14 2012
The county of Luoping is located in eastern Yunnan province of China. It is a popular spot for tourists that come to see the golden beauty of the canola fields during spring. This beauty usually lasts until late June, so there is plenty of time to witness it!
The Largest Graveyard of Ships in the World: Chuuk Lagoon [17 Pics]
Jun 13 2012
Chuuk Lagoon (formerly known as Truk Lagoon) was Imperial Japan's main naval base in the South Pacific theater of WW2. In 1944 Operation Hailstone was launched by the United States – during which 12 Japanese warships, 32 merchant ships and 249 aircraft were destroyed. Some say this is Japanese equivalent of Pearl Harbor.
