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Exploring Iceland’s Enigmatic Highlands: A Drone Odyssey
By Marksman on October 13, 2023
Daniel Haussmann, the talented filmmaker behind Haussmann Visuals, embarked on an extraordinary adventure to capture the hidden wonders of the Icelandic Highlands from a unique...
Get Ogre-Eager: You Can Now Book a Stay in Shrek’s Swamp on Airbnb!
By Marksman on September 27, 2023
If you’ve ever watched one of the four Shrek films and thought, “man, it would be cool to stay in that swamp,” now is your...
Breathtaking 5K Footage Over Matterhorn’s Summit
By Lisa Kauffman on April 3, 2023
Photography is an incredible art form that allows us to capture and experience the beauty of our world in unique and fascinating ways. One of...
Now You Can Spend Nights in Hobbit House Thanks to Airbnb
By Lisa Kauffman on December 9, 2022
Airbnb is going to give some fans the opportunity to go spend a couple of nights in the Hobbiton Movie Set. Hobbiton co-founder Russell Alexander...
Abandoned Mine Park Explored by Clear Bottomed, See-through Kayaks
By Lisa Kauffman on October 30, 2022
Check out this Crystal Kayak and SUP Glow Tour for your next vacation and it is offered by a company called SUP Kentucky. The tour...
4K POV Footage of a Swiss Mountain Coaster
By Marksman on October 17, 2022
Dutch daredevil Mark of The Flying Dutchmen shared stunning 4K POV footage of a coaster ride down a mountain into the Oeschinen Valley in the Bernese Oberland region of Switzerland. The mountain coasters is located...
Tourists Are So Bad That They Made a Copy of an Iconic Cave in France for Them
By Marksman on September 17, 2022
Tourists who want to visit France’s Chauvet cave, filled with some of the oldest and best-preserved cave art in the world, will have to view a...
Rent a Giant Potato Airbnb in Idaho
By Lisa Kauffman on August 16, 2022
The 28-foot house sits just south of downtown Boise and the structure traveled all over the United States for seven years to celebrate the 75th...
Take a Walk Inside the World’s Largest Geode
By Marksman on July 11, 2022
In 1999, the biggest geode in the world was found inside an abandoned silver mine in Spain’s Almeria Province. It was closed in 1969, this cave...
Why the Mt. Hood Aerial Skiway Failed
By Marksman on July 11, 2022
In January 1951, Mt. Hood in Oregon revealed its unique “Cloudliner” aerial tram, but it was closed nearly two years later. The luxurious Cloudliner with interior heat and leather...