Abandoned hotel in Greece
The ruins in the middle of paradise resort can be seen in Greece.For years the vacant hotel looks on the sea, and it is unlikely in the near future it will find its customers.

Fake McDonalds

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Fake McDonalds   fail
Copyright can’t really help you here

Mud Cookies

by umer | 12:01 PM in , , , , , |

 Some people would eat just about anything! These mud cookies are a house specialty on Haiti and are made of most natural mud and vegetable scraps, baked right under the hot Haitian Sun! Mud Cookies   food

Apart from suburban tract homes, America still has a healthy supply of homes that make you go "hmm." These are homes with stories to tell and questions to answer -- there's intrigue and mystery.
Two of these homes are built in honor of a loved one. Some of them are open to the public, some are private homes, and most of these in the list are even for sale Multiple homes on the list are energy efficient and even off the grid. Others are just off the wall, and some of those walls are constructed from some pretty unusual materials.
Bioscleave House Life Extending Villa
Location: East Hampton, New York
Price: $4 million
Bed: 3 Bath: 2 Sq ft: 3,700
Claim to Fame: The first U.S. example of reversible destiny architecture, or “architecture against death”
The Bioscleave House Life Extending Villa in East Hampton, NY.
This house was designed with the goal that the occupants be disoriented, uncomfortable, and thrown off balance, because, the thought goes, when you get comfortable, death is not far behind. The thinkers behind this “life-affirming environment” are the artist-poet-architect/ husband-and-wife team Arakawa and Madeline Gins, who say they have decided not to die. This “life-affirming” is part of their plan to cheat the fate that awaits everyone else.
Built as an extension to a 1964 A-frame house based on principles of Frank Lloyd Wright’s architecture, Bioscleave House also comes with its own set of directions for use.