Rob the Barber | Photo Realistic Hair Artist (26 pics)

Rob the Barber | Photo Realistic Hair Artist — Rob the Original is a Barber from Los Angeles, California now living in San Antonio, Texas.  Upon moving to San Antonio he aspired to be an artist never imagining himself a barber, but when he combined the two his passion was born.  With his background in drawing, combined with his professional barber skills, 'Rob The Original' has changed the way we look at haircuts.  He has pioneered a new way of thinking about what a barber does.  He’s not just a barber he’s also a Hair Artist. From simple fades to complex designs and portraits the boundaries of normal barbers do not apply to Rob. This allows for a haircut more original than any other.

25 Interesting Motivational Quotes Posters

25 Interesting Motivational Quotes Posters.

Baatara Gorge Waterfall | Cave of the Three Bridges (9 pics)

Baatara Gorge Waterfall - Cave of the Three Bridges — The Baatara Gorge Waterfall or Balaa Gorge Waterfall is a waterfall in the Tannourine, Lebanon. During millions of years the waterfall had eroded a three leveled large dizzying sink hole, an open cavern some 255 meters deep. Three natural bridges! The waterfall drops 837 ft into the Baatara Pothole, a cave of Jurassic limestone located on the Lebanon Mountain Trail.

Detailed Hand Cut Paper Art | by Maude White (22 pics)

Stunning Detailed Hand Cut Paper Art by Maude White — These intricate paper arts are made by Maude White from Buffalo, New York. Each illustration is hand cut and can involve thousands of minute cuts giving the works an extreme feel of density and texture. White works by hand, using a craft knife to cut tiny lines and draw images with the paper’s empty negative space. The painstaking detail with which she cuts her beautiful illustrations out of paper is absolutely stunning.

Beauty of Ancient Water Town of Zhouzhuang (14 pics)

Beauty of Ancient Water Town of Zhouzhuang — Zhouzhuang, water town is one of the most famous townships in China, is located in Kunshan city which is only 30 kilometers (18 miles) southeast of Suzhou. Zhouzhuang is surrounded by water, boats were necessary for entering and departing from Zhouzhuang. It is noted for its profound cultural background, the well preserved ancient residential houses, the elegant watery views and the strong local colored traditions and customs. Before the Jishuigang Bridge was built in May 1989, land transportation was not available. Due to an undeveloped transportation network, the ancient culture and historical sites of Zhouzhuang were well preserved after more than 900 years. This beautiful small town has become the model of China's water towns.

18 Facts to Know About Human Body

Facts to Know About Human Body — You live inside of a body so it's probably a good idea to learn a thing or two about it.

Tent City | Mina Saudi Arabia (10 pics)

Tent City, Mina Saudi Arabia — Mina is a location situated some 5 Km to the east of the Islamic holy city of Mecca in Saudi Arabia. It stands on the road from Mecca’s city centre to the Hill of Arafat. There are more than 100,000 Air Conditioned Tents in Mina providing temporary accommodation to 3 million pilgrims. The tents measure 8 meters by 8 meters and are constructed of fiberglass coated with Teflon in order to ensure high resistance to fire. Nowadays due to lot of people the Saudi govt is also putting some tents outside the boundary of Mina and on reaching the tents took beds outside of tents and sleep with families on the ground as the tents were in Mazdalfa.

20 Interesting Knowledge to Feed your Brain

20 Interesting Knowledge to Feed your Brain.

100 Years Old | Beautiful Wisteria in Japan

More then 100 Years Old Beautiful Wisteria in Japan — Ashikaga Flower Park has many kinds of seasonal flower gardens. One of the prime attractions of this park is the Japanese Wisteria which is blooming from the middle of April till the middle of May. The wisteria flowers at Kawachi Fuji Gardens, in Kitakyushu, Japan are known around the world as being beautiful and magnificent. Usubeni fuji (light pink), Murasaki fuji (purple), Naga fuji (long), Yae kokuryu (double-petaled black dragon), and Shiro fuji (white), which come into bloom in that order. More then 100 years old Wisteria (known as fuji in Japan) is said to be one of the archipelago's most ancient noted flowering trees, even being described in the collected poems of the Man'yoshu (Collection of Ten Thousand Leaves).

Collection of 25 Huge Dogs Around the World

Collection of Huge Dogs Around the World — These gigantic dogs may seem rough and tough, but they are completely unaware of their size. They think they can fit anywhere, sit on your lap, and they are sometimes afraid of things much smaller than them. Here is collection of some super cute, lovable hilariously gigantic dogs.

A Mom Creates Daily Napkin Art for her Kids Lunchtime (32 pics)

A Mom Creates Daily Napkin Art for her Kids Lunchtime — Talented artist Nina Levy creates daily napkin art for her kids lunch helps her special bond with sons. Nina is a photographer, illustrator and sculptor based in Brooklyn N.Y. and she draws these napkins with waterproof markers for the last six years since when her older son started nursery school. She has doodled almost 2,000 masterpieces so far with special messages, incredible cartoons and popular characters on square paper napkins often with special requests from her young sons, 9 year old Archer and 5 year old Ansel.

30 Things That You Should Stop Doing

Things that you need to stop doing right now - You only get one life so don't waste it.

Creative Pregnant Belly Bump Painting (30 pics)

Creative Pregnant Belly Bump Painting — These Pregnancy Bump Murals are truly creative and  Beautiful. Belly Bump Painter (My Little Sweet-pea) living in Cornwall, England with her husband and two children. As well as painting bumps she paint murals, faces, portraits, canvasses and much more.

Giant Gravity Defying | Sculptures by Gerry Judah (22 pics)

Giant Gravity Defying Sculptures by Gerry Judah — Artist and designer Gerry Judah has created a stunning centerpiece for the Goodwood Festival of Speed in southern England. His towering sculptures are monuments to the history and thrill of motor sports, and a dazzling treat for the eye. Gerry's sculpture entirely made of steel and although the design looks simple, it’s actually extremely complex, because the structure has to be rigid and completely balanced without the need for hundreds of supporting props. The total weight of the structure is 40 tonnes and it took 12 men four weeks to fabricate, assemble and install real cars from the world's leading corporations Porsche, Ferrari, Jaguar, Audi, Mercedes Benz, Ford, Renault, Rolls-Royce, Toyota, Honda, Alfa Romeo and Land Rover.

Incredible Colored Pencils Portraits by Heather Rooney (26 pics+Vdo)

Incredible Colored Pencils Portraits by Heather Rooney — Heather Rooney a 20 year old young college student has created a name for herself on the Internet for its incredible realistic sketches. She creates photo realistic drawings using different mediums such as prismacolor colored pencils, markers, paints etc to create a beautiful piece. Most of all she loves to paint faces of modern celebrities. She does so well that they look like a real printed picture in the end. Talented Rooney takes about two and a half hours to finish a piece, which is fast for the work of these incredible portraits.

Iconic Scrap Metal | Animal Sculptures by John Lopez (21 pics)

Iconic Scrap Metal Animal Sculptures by John Lopez — Artist John Lopez uniquely created these life sized scrap metal animal sculptures based in the town of Lemmon, South Dakota. The 43 year old artist who welds the pieces from abandoned farm machinery created full size representations of creatures including a bison, a cowboy, a horse plowing a field and a Texas Longhorn cattle. John has been working on the past ten years, already had a career as a bronze sculptor, but after creating a family grave for his deceased aunt using scrap metal, he began creating recycled metal sculptures out of found or donated pieces of metal as well.

Xian Ming Wall | The Largest Ancient City Wall (28 pics)

Xian Ming Wall - The Largest Ancient City Wall — The Ancient City Wall is located in downtown of Xian is the best preserved, oldest and largest ancient city defense system in China. The rectangular wall standing around 12 meters tall (40ft.) and with a perimeter of almost 14 kilometers (8.5 miles), with each side fortified by a huge gates, the wall remains quite an imposing structure despite being dwarfed by the many surrounding high rise buildings. When visiting Ancient City Wall in Xian vacation, tourists will have a chance to rent a bike cycle and ride around the Ancient City Wall.

Stunning Paintings on Micro Objects by Hasan Kale (29 pics)

Stunning Paintings on Micro Objects by Hasan Kale — Nothing is impossible for talented Turkish artist 54 year old Hasan Kale. He paints realistic landscapes in his native city of Istanbul, using unexpected items. Kale creates fantastic various micro landscapes and portraits painted on insects, coins, food, matchsticks, and other small objects on everything from coffee beans to chili pepper seeds. His unique paintings leave far behind all the artists who use traditional canvas to create his paintings.

Geometric Shapes | Land Art by Using Natural Materials (13 pics)

Geometric Shapes Land Art by Using Natural Materials — German artist Dietmar Voorwold lives in Scotland, where he creates beautiful and ephemeral work of land art by adding stones, leaves and other natural materials in a simple but beautiful geometric shapes and patterns. Voorwold studied Graphics and Photography and later Art Therapy, which kept him immersed in the visual arts and made him appreciate its therapeutic features. Finding great inspiration in the Scottish landscape, the artist spends most of his time there creating land art installations and organizing art therapy workshops.

Chefchaouen | Majestic Blue City of Morocco (27 pics)

Majestic Blue City of Morocco, Medina Chefchaouen — The Chefchaouen is a pretty little town of about 40,000 resident was founded in 1471 by Mulay Alí Ben Rachid and located in northeastern Morocco near the Mediterranean Sea. Beyond its picturesque stands for an obvious reason, the blue color that floods the city from end to end. Houses, courtyards, walls, shops, streets, roads, all have this blue color of the Mediterranean sea. And this is why Chefchaouen is such a popular tourist destination for photography with its wonderful and panoramic view of the Hispanic flavored town of blue and white washed houses with tiny balconies, tiled roofs and patios embellished with citrus trees and the majestic views of the Rif Mountain.

Everyday Objects Transformed into Stunning Hidden Characters (28 pics)

Everyday Objects Transformed into Stunning Hidden Characters — French Artist Gilbert Legrand is a creative, talented illustrator and graphic designer from Toulouse, France. For the past 10 years, he has been finding the hidden characters in everyday objects creating funny stories in everything that he sees in his surrounding. With the help of paint he transforms everyday domestic household objects into stunning funny tiny sculptures. A little imagination and an adjustable addition of a face and maybe some arms and legs a wrench stuff turns into a sly fox, a hinge can become a shady salesman, a juicer becomes a woman emerging from a pool and scissors turns into a kissing couple.

Go Green | Traditional Grass Roofs of Norway (21 pics)

Go Green - Traditional Grass Roofs of Norway — Grass roofs or Sod roofs are common on the Faroe Islands, west of Norway. These roofs have begun to reappear as an alternative to modern materials. For hundreds of years houses in Norway have been covered with turf. And they come in different varieties. Some are bright green and almost velvety, others are golden and look like they’re growing wheat or oats. A number of turf roofs have flowers mixed in with the grass, and a few have small trees. The advantages of turf roofs are many. They are very heavy, so they help to stabilize the house. They create grass roofs which are eco friendly and give a great insulation for cold climate, noise and are long lasting.

Santos Express | A Genuine Old Train Hotel (18 pics)

Santos Express - A Genuine Old Train Hotel — The Santos Express Train Lodge is a genuine old train parked on the Santos Beach in the harbor town of Mossel Bay in the Southern Cape of South Africa. With all cabins facing the sea the unique and romantic experience of staying on a real train only 30 meters from the sea you cant really beat its unbelievable position and exquisite views. There's 7 coaches of which 4 are identical with 5 compartments 2-4 sleeper 2 coupes 1-2 sleeper 2 toilets and 1 shower. The 5th coach is divided into a 16 bed Dorm with a self catering kitchen, lounge and the Caboose - an on suite room with balcony Coaches 6-7 are vintage Royal Ladies 2 Suites in every coach with king size bed. With double, single and budget compartments, accommodation has spectacular sea views and hot, clean showers. Great seafood, traditional meals, Cosy bar, stunning view and a nice warm atmosphere.

A Retired Boeing 727 Turned into a Sweet Home (18 pics)

A Retired Boeing 727 Turned into a Sweet Home — Bruce Campbell 64 years old is an inventive engineer from Oregon doesn’t just love planes, he lives inside of one. Campbell lives in this plane 6 months every year, and spends the other part of the year in Japan. After purchasing a retired Boeing 727-200 for $100,000, he placed it in his backyard, otherwise known as the middle of the woods in Oregon. Campbell’s start up costs were actually quite considerable. He paid $17,000 to move the plane from an airport to a staging site, $20,000 to rent the staging site for four months, $21,600 to remove the wings and tail, and $25,000 to finally move it to an unusual and innovative home and office. Campbell is working to restore some of the plane's original features, from the cockpit to flight stairs, a working lavatory, LED lighting and some of the seats. What an awesome way of giving the airplane a second life.

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New Craze of Buffalo Body Painting Contest in China (11 pics)

New Craze of Buffalo Body Painting Contest in China — A buffalo is led to the stage of an international buffalo body painting competition held in Jiangcheng County, Southwest China's Yunnan Province. Artists from 8 countries showcased their painted buffaloes to compete for a 100,000 yuan ($16,042) prize reward at the competition on Sunday, according to local media. Buffalo body painting is a popular entertainment in this area. A total of 48 water buffaloes were covered in brightly colored body paint. Every buffalo was painted by a group consisting of 3 to 7 artists from United Kingdom, Italy, Germany, Finland, New Zealand, Vietnam, Laos & China.

Handicapped Cute Baby Goat Frostie gets his Wheels (8 pics/1vdo)

Handicapped Cute Baby Goat Frostie gets his Wheels — Meet Frostie, this Adorable Baby Goat is the Sweetest thing you will ever see. Frostie is a little baby goat native to Australia, which is now melting hearts worldwide. Handicapped hind legs, this little goat persevering just received a gift: a wheelchair specially designed for animals.

40 Unusual & Unique Bicycles Seen Around the World

40 Unusual & Unique Bicycles Seen Around the World — Bicycles were introduced in the 19th century and now number about one billion worldwide, twice as many as automobiles. They are the principal means of transportation in many regions. They also provide a popular form of recreation, and have been adapted for such uses as children’s toys, adult fitness, military and police applications, courier services and bicycle racing. However, some bicyclist take their love for arts n’ crafts and their wackiness to a whole new level.

Amazing Mud & Dust Art on a School Walls (18 pics)

Amazing Mud & Dust Art on a School Walls — Each year, in the remote village of Sujata is one of India’s poorest States Bihar, East India at the Niranjana Public Welfare School organizes the Wall Art festival. These intricate murals are made entirely from mud, dust, ash, and straw in order to raise awareness for the school. In this festival, two artists, one from India, the other from Japan, will each draw on the majority of the wall in two separate classrooms, in one session. Unfortunately the picture won't be left, remaining for only short time. However, the spark of the moment at drawing and at erasing will live on forever.

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Unique Upside Down House Designs Around the World (26 pics)

01. Upside Down House in the Western Austrian village of Terfens.

Unique Upside Down House Designs Around the World — Constructing an unusual building is really a complicated job. It take a long time to build, needs more man power and of course more money. If a building has a unique and special design and concept then it also needs great amount of calculation, innovation and experience. A number of groups looking to draw tourists have constructed upside down houses around the world. Most notably by installing every furniture, furnishing and fixture object, element and device they could think of to make the work complete on the interior as well as the exterior. While these may not actually be fit for living  but these builders went out of their way to make sure theirs would stand out from the crowd.

VW Fan Gives his Antique Beetle a Wooden Makeover (18 pics)

VW Fan Gives his Antique Beetle a Wooden Makeover — A 71 years old Bosnian retiree Momir Bojic has made a completely wooden Volkswagen Beetle antique car using 50,000 pieces of oak, he covered every inch possible on the exterior and interior of his favorite car. The whole is made in house carpentry workshop made all of the wooden fittings including steering wheel, gearstick, hubcaps, radio even his hat is wooden in his garden workshop in the Bosnian town of Banja Luka, near his hometown of Celinac. The workmanship that has gone into this car is priceless.

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Beihai City in China - The City of the Dead (13 pics)

Beihai City in China - The City of the Dead — Beihai is a city in China which is now known as “The City of the Dead.” More than 100 luxury villas stand empty after they were built six years ago for locals in the Chinese city of Beihai, in the Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region. It was originally built as a place for the upper class to live but it’s a ghostly urban landscape with no actual people living in the buildings, because China’s government forbids its citizens from investing money overseas, so there has been a real boom in real estate as people look for safe havens for their wealth. The business owners were hoping for, would actually buy these properties. Many of these properties are priced at over three million yuan or £285,900. The villas will soon need more money spent on them to protect them from the elements.

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Photoshop Artist John Wilhelm's Humorous Photo Manipulations (18 pics)

Photoshop Artist John Wilhelm's Humorous Photo Manipulations — Humorous photographer John Wilhelm bringing fantasy to life with a huge imagination aid of his own images and photo editing software Photoshop. John is a 44 year old IT Director at a Swiss university with a passion for photography and digital art.  Some of his most wonderfully creative photo manipulation extraordinaire, striving to take over the world of photography with his girlfriend Judith and their three young daughters – Lou (5.5 years), Mila (2.8 years) and Yuna (6 months). 

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Guelta d’Archei - The Hidden Treasure of Sahara (15 pics)

Guelta d’Archei - The Hidden Treasure of Sahara — Guelta d’Archei is an beautiful Oasis located in the Ennedi Plateau, in North Eastern Chad, South East of the town of Fada in the Heart of Sahara Desert. Everyday, hundreds of camels are herded into the knee deep water of the guelta by passing caravans for them to drink and rest. Dung from thousands of camels excreted over hundreds of years have turned the water black but be careful not to step in the territory hosting of Nile Crocodiles. This place is one among the most beautiful and untouched places on earth.

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25 Various Interesting Facts

25 Various Useful Interesting Facts.

Floating Slum of Makoka in Nigeria (20 pics)

Floating Slum of Makoka in Nigeria — The village of Makoko in Nigeria is located on a lagoon on the edge of the Atlantic Ocean floats on a lagoon in the center of Lagos. Houses in Makoko are built on sticks. Canoes are the main kind of transportation. Makoko by its status as an illegal settlement, the government is fighting in court to tear down the village, which some call a slum, this is their home. The populations estimates 150,000 to 250,000 people live here in Makoko.

Magical World of Snails by Vyacheslav Mishchenko (20 pics)

Magical World of Snails By Vyacheslav Mishchenko — Creative Ukrainian photographer Vyacheslav Mishchenko is now living and working in Berdichev. Vyacheslav is passionate about the less obvious and more fragile parts of nature, where little creatures like insects, molluscs, reptiles living in their own macro world and daring to look at his own reflection in the rivers and lakes. Vyacheslav shoots his unwary models in their natural habitats as he captures the most intimate and sensitive moments of their delicate lives. His photography feature snails captivate by drops of water or kissing and stretching across gaps of water in setups that are nothing less than picture perfect.

Incredible Ants Spray Acid to Defend Themselves (4 pics)

Incredible Ants Spray Acid to Defend Themselves — The incredible moment of a colony of woodland group of ants attack fire jets of formic acid into the air to ward off aerial predators as large as jay birds and woodpeckers. These awesome closeup photos has been captured on camera by wildlife photographer, Paul Quagliana. Used as a defence mechanism to potential predators, the ants dispense the acid from their abdomen gather and emit the substance when sensing a threat overhead in Wareham Forest of Dorset. Although not harmful to humans, but has a strong odor of formic acid produced by the ants can scare off predators.

Lioness Defend Baby Baboon after Killing his Mother (10 pics)

Incredible Moment - Lioness Defend Baby Baboon after Killing his Mother  — Photographer Evan Schiller and Lisa Holzwarth the married couple much of their life dedicating to animals. The Camp Selinda, somewhere in Northern Botswana, while snapping pictures of a big troop of baboon nearby bush, the couples witnessed a very unusual scene of the Lioness grabbed female baboon attached with a cub on the run.

Angel Falls - The Highest Waterfall in the World (11 pics)

Angel Falls - The Highest Waterfall in the World — Angel Falls is the world's highest uninterrupted waterfall with the height of 979 m (3,212 ft), with a plunge of 807 m (2,647 ft). It is located in the highlands of Guyana Canaima National Park, in the Gran Sabana region of Bolivar State, Venezuela in South America. The height of the falls is so great near the ground and there are no roads leading to the waterfall.

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20 Fruits Nature's Greatest Gift that are Good for your Health.

The Longest Outdoor Escalator System in the World (10 pics)

The Longest Outdoor Escalator System in the World — Hong Kong Island is hilly, which makes walking from one street to the next difficult, if you're going uphill. Driving is not an option as owning a private car is very costly in Hong Kong. Taking the bus is silly as you really just want to go up a few streets to buy some rice or grocery. Waiting for the bus to come and to zigzag up the hill would take probably an hour. The government in the early 1990s built an extensive network of outdoor escalators near Hollywood Road in Central and smartest residential area called Mid levels to provide pedestrian access up and down the steep slope. The Mid Levels escalators run between Des Voeux Road in Central with Conduit Road in the district and are the longest series of outdoor covered escalators in the world, running for 800 meters.

A Massive Wave Made out of 3,000 Barbie Dolls (9 pics)

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A Massive Wave Made out of  3,000 Barbie Dolls — Inspired her own childhood memories, Belgium based artist  Annette Thas created a massive collection of Barbie dolls entitled 'Wave 1' for this year featured at the 10th annual Sculptures by the Sea exhibition in Cottlesoe, Australia. Wave 1 is 12 feet wide and towers 9 feet above viewers, the wave of Barbie dolls have each been individually woven together. Annette who collected over 3,000 used dolls from second hand stores and sales to complete this epic work of art. Each Barbie is supposed to be a symbol of the doll's former owner, too.

30 Creative Customized Manhole Covers in Japan

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30 Creative Customized Manhole Covers in Japan — Japan is a country full of amazing art. Some of it is housed within museums and galleries while about Japan’s peculiar obsession with manhole covers. Just about anywhere in the country you can find stylized manhole covers. The plates that cover the manholes are often painted and decorated with motifs. These motifs mostly represent a specialty of the city where they are installed.

Luxurious Sun Cruise Hotel in South Korea (13 pics)

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Luxurious Sun Cruise Hotel in South Korea — The luxurious Sun Cruise Resort that looks like a cruise ship stuck on the top of the rock. This specially designed look like a Royal Caribbean cruise ship will never launch, as it is built on land. The lavishly appointed rooms and facilities are all designed to replicate that of a cruise ship, with all the comfort of solid ground including floor heating and open outdoor gardens with sculptures. Surrounded by parks, beach, and the East Sea situated on the coastal cliff in Jeongdongjin, in South Korea claimed to have the best view of the sunrise in all of Korea. Season is never a factor, and this hotel can be enjoyed all year round.

Spectacular Mitchell Falls in Australia (11 pics)

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Mitchell Falls, a spectacular chain of 4 waterfalls, is located in the main natural attraction of the Mitchell Plateau region. It is accessed via the Mitchell Plateau Road that heads in a westerly direction off Kalumburu Road in the northern Kimberley in Western Australia. The main walk to the head of the Mitchell Falls is 5km one way, taking about 1½ hrs from the campground. The walk is not difficult, but quite long given that once you've made it there you have to turn around and come back. Along the walk, you can stop to swim in Little Mertens Falls (now renamed to Mertens Falls), Big Mertens Falls (now renamed to Mertens Gorge) and other rockpools.

A Waterfall Built out of Recycled Toilets (12 pics)

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A Waterfall Built out of Recycled Toilets — Chinese Artist Shu Yong who along with his team spent over 2 months installing toilets to produce a public 'masterpiece'- a waterfall made out of toilets. Artist mounted thousands of toilets, urinals and sinks which covering a wall 100 meters long and almost 5 meters of height.at the Foshan Pottery and Porcelain Festival. Foshan - a city in central Guangdong province in China. The toilets are flushed making a waterfall is connected to a tap, giving it the ability to flush itself and even mimic a cascading waterfall to the amusement of the onlookers. This amazing waterfall built out of 10,000 recycled toilets, sinks and urinals, which are the unwanted factory seconds and those donated by tourists and locals.

20 Most Beautiful Stairs Around the Web

Often, we try to avoid any stress and discomfort. So usually prefer to go upstairs in the elevator cabin than the stairs. But sometimes, it is worth to change their habits and hiking. Here is a list of 20 beautiful staircases we found from around the web. Their appearance, location and the surrounding landscape will leave no one indifferent. These staircases that are straight, curved, spiral, made from concrete, glass, and staircases that seem to hover in mid-air.

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01. Staircase at Lello Bookshop Portugal - This interesting grand staircase in Lello Bookshop in Portugal stands ominous and heavy. The steps are like two channels pouring and swirling to a single point. The side view gives you a closer idea of the immense curves and giddy sinking feeling to each ste.

Castellfollit de la Roca - A Beautiful Mountain Village in Spain (12 pics)

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Castellfollit de la Roca - A Beautiful Mountain Village in Spain — Castellfollit de la Roca in Spain is one of the smallest towns, towering over the surrounding landscape and being bright natural landmark edge, which is located in the northeastern mountain village. Catalonia location is 50 meters high and to be less than a kilometer long. Formed by the collision of 2 lava flows, with volcanic rock for residents constructed house with excellent material. Castellfollit de la Roca is the most beautiful in entire country because both sides are surrounded by steep rocky cliffs by the river Fluvia and Turunel, besides their banks residents pitched small vegetable gardens which look beautiful. Castellfollit de la Roca is just one long street that ends near the Bell tower of the Church. Houses are just two rows, because the width of a small cliff.

Endless Super-Desk Seats all 125 Employees (10 pics)

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Endless Super-Desk Seats all 125 Employees — The New York based creative agency Barbarian Group has newly designed offices and the amazing, 'Super-Desk' in their office. A desk that we could all share out of 4,400 square feet of plywood, is so large that the entire company of all 125 employees to share and keep ideas flowing. The undulating ‘Endless Table’ in an open work space that stretches across a city block. The table surface is resin coated and finished like a surfboard, with a plywood which was flat-pack shipped from its fabrication center in L.A. to the office in New York. The desk features gorgeous lines, archways and cubbies, and is topped with a single unbroken surface created by a continuous pour of resin. The result was this undulating wavelike structure, which has flat writing space on top and plenty of seating and group work areas underneath.

Freddy - The Largest Dog of UK (17 pics)

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Freddy - The Largest Dog of UK — Freddy the largest dog of UK may soon be largest dog in the world that is 7feet 4inches tall on his hind legs and weighs 11stone – he is only a puppy. Eighteen months old with more growing to do, this gigantic pup is 41 inches from his paw to his shoulder blade. Freddy may soon become the largest dog in the world, surpassing Zeus, the Great Dane who currently holds the title in the Guinness Book of World Records that beats Freddy by 3 inches. However, Freddy is still the biggest dog in Britain, by far. His owner, 38-year-old Claire Stoneman from Leigh-on-Sea, Essex, says it costs £4,000 a year just to feed Freddy. Despite his size, Freddy is still just an affectionate puppy that loves cuddling and being with his two-legged mother.