Human Interest

Perhaps the world's most complicated boundary, a narrow bike trail offers a window into a region that has been the battleground of Europe and is where culture and geography intersect.

The work of the acclaimed chef and writer, who has died at 61, provides a model for a truly inclusive urbanism based on the creativity of all human beings.

The secrets of the frescoes of the Tassili of Adjara. The land that is now hiding in the thirsty Sands of the Sahara, knew other times and saw not only a riot

"The Seattle-based internet book seller Amazon just announced plans to open an enormous fulfillment center in the North Randall, Ohio. This is a big deal for the small community which has suffered greatly since the Randall Park Mall, once the largest in America, shut down due to retail sales moving online. Amazon is actually building its new warehouse on the same land where the mall once stood. The irony of this is lost on no one."

NASA has released satellite images that show North Carolina's newly formed Shelly Island was born in November.

'Gentrification' is a messy bogeyman of a term deserving more critical analysis. If 'gentrification' is 'exclusive economic development', what we want is INCLUSIVE economic development.

Anyone who lives in Cornwall or has stopped over for a visit will know that we are a county of sandy beaches, turquoise blue waters and warm and friendly people.

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This peculiar pop-up restaurant located in Tokyo’s Toyosu district just started its trial opening in early June, and is perfect for those who aren’t craving anything in particular but are spontaneous enough to take in an unexpected serving. The restaurant is named The Restaurant of Order Mistakes because it only employs waitresses who suffer from …

The Poison Garden at the Alnwick Garden in Northumberland, England is one of the deadliest gardens in the world. It features around 100 toxic, intoxicating, and narcotic plants. Visitors require a safety briefing before entering and gardeners must wear full-body protective clothing.

It may seem alarming, but many of the plants can be found in ordinary gardens, with people completely unaware of their poisonous potential. However, in many cases these deadly plants can also have life-saving qualities too, so truly understanding their potential to both harm and to cure is vitally important.

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While the attraction owner had a clear vision of their museum or monument, it's purpose is often lost on the rest of us. These are the Most Unique Places to Visit Around the World

30 Interesting facts about Portugal, a travel post from the blog A Couple Round The World, written by couplertw on Bloglovin’

From cash machines to toilets - people have been caught getting stuck in the strangest of places

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"So how gorgeous is Norway? From its majestic wildlife, captivating Northern Lights shows, and snowy mountains, to its vivid landscapes, and mystifying fjords, Norway is a must-visit destination for anyone who loves the outdoors. Plus, opportunities for hiking, kayaking, glacier climbing, fishing, and skiing are endless! If Noway wasn’t already on your travel bucket list, I bet it is now!"

"In 1992, the Baltimore Orioles opened their baseball season at a brand new stadium called Oriole Park at Camden Yards, right along the downtown harbor. The stadium was small and intimate, built with brick and iron trusses—a throwback to the classic ballparks from the early 20th century. It was popular right from the start.

These new Populous ballparks are small and old fashioned-looking but they also feature modern amenities—comfortable seats and fancy foods. And while designed to be different, they tend to follow a similar aesthetic format, featuring a lot red brick and green-painted iron. These new parks also feature asymmetrical playing fields, which are in many cases dictated by the surrounding cityscape."

In the wake of President Trump's decision to remove America from the Paris Climate agreement, you'd be forgiven for feeling a little negative about the future of the planet.