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Bizarre Human Activities Around The World
Travel broadens the mind. At least that’s what they say. And with the holidays approaching, one’s mind inevitably turns to travel. For many, this means the annual pilgrimage home for big, turkey-laced family gatherings. For others, as witnessed by the film Four Christmases, others take advantage of the opportunity to skip the predictable fights and family drama, and opt instead for a spot of globe trotting. Depending on where and when you go, you‘re sure to discover stranger things than kissing under the mistletoe. Take a look at some of the bizarre things you‘ll find.
Thailand - You think your family’s complicated? Try being a member of the royal family of Thailand. Deeply revered by the Thai people, the royal family speak a private and ancient language known only to themselves and a privileged few.
Music and yoga "Wanderlust" (27 photos)
Carnival of Venice
Viognier Yelegems (Viona Ielegems), a photographer from Antwerp, Belgium, has a reputation as the leading master of gothic photos - it works adorn the covers of specialized publications, she took most of the stars of the European gothic scene, but people far from the goth subculture, Viognier is most interested in as a connoisseur of colorful human gatherings. Her favorite model - roleviki, clad elves and princesses, visitors festivals of alternative music, historical reenactment enthusiasts, and the like. Another passion Viognier - Carnival of Venice. The works, taken in Venice in different years, now appear to your attention.
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Day of Geese in Spain
Say that the Day of geese was the founder of the modern bungee jumping. Say that the Day of geese was the founder of the modern bungee jumping.
Day of geese (Antzar Eguna) held annually in the Spanish city of fishermen Lekeytio. Day of geese (Antzar Eguna) held annually in the Spanish city of fishermen Lekeytio.
On a rope suspended from a goose, swim under the boat to him, a man from the boat jumps on a goose, and trying to tear him down. On a rope suspended from a goose, swim under the boat to him, a man from the boat jumps on a goose, and trying to tear him down.
At this time, throw the rope up and down. At this time, throw the rope up and down.
If we managed to tear off his head, then gets lucky goose carcass as a gift. If we managed to tear off his head, then gets lucky goose carcass as a gift.
Now they use the dead geese, but here earlier, when there were no organizations to protect the rights of animals, geese, hung alive. Now they use the dead geese, but here earlier, when there were no organizations to protect the rights of animals, geese, hung alive.
Day of geese (Antzar Eguna) held annually in the Spanish city of fishermen Lekeytio. Day of geese (Antzar Eguna) held annually in the Spanish city of fishermen Lekeytio.
On a rope suspended from a goose, swim under the boat to him, a man from the boat jumps on a goose, and trying to tear him down. On a rope suspended from a goose, swim under the boat to him, a man from the boat jumps on a goose, and trying to tear him down.
At this time, throw the rope up and down. At this time, throw the rope up and down.
If we managed to tear off his head, then gets lucky goose carcass as a gift. If we managed to tear off his head, then gets lucky goose carcass as a gift.
Now they use the dead geese, but here earlier, when there were no organizations to protect the rights of animals, geese, hung alive. Now they use the dead geese, but here earlier, when there were no organizations to protect the rights of animals, geese, hung alive.
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