Oak island,they might recover the treasure this year if it gets official.They believe the treasure from a holy jewish temple brought here by Templars,Freemasons and Rosenkrauters even Shakespeare is involved I'm exited.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oQKNa45IUqg
The South Island of New Zealand is pretty ridiculous. Enormous glacial valleys surrounded by snow-capped peaks. Some lakes so deep, cold and with such high water purity that fish cannot survive in them, other lakes so full of glacial run-off that they are turquoise in colour. Rainforests surrounded by cliffs pouring with hundreds of waterfalls. If you travel around the place by road you eventually get a bit numb to it, "Oh, there's another beautiful natural wonder. How far to the next services?"
Most of the Lord of the Rings and Hobbit locations are South Island, apart from Hobbiton which is in the North.
In the meantime, trees! ...Redwoods to be specific.
Redwood trees are native only to northern California and can live for hundreds, if not thousands of years. Their bark is so thick that even the meanest of wildfires can't break through. The biggest recorded Redwood is the Big Tree, at 304 feet tall and 21.6 feet in diameter. A long time ago, developers wanted to cut this tree down and make a dance floor out of its stump!
The west coast of California used to be littered with Redwoods. Imagine it, a vast, dense, enormous forest that stretched on forever! Sadly, the industrious ambitions of man have reduced the forest, but now that it's proclaimed a National and State Park, the rest of the trees are protected, and everyone can enjoy them. Much like my family did when we visited, and I took all those pictures. XD
(My boyfriend, the brunette, and my brother, the red-head, have served as models in two of the photos.)
While one never truly becomes accustomed to the myriad wonders of the surface, I was once struck with awe at the sight of even the simplest natural occurrences. Snowfall was something crisp and alien to the touch. Unused to such green and fragrant brightness, I still looked for the hidden spider's web whenever I wandered the forests. Such wonders as have been presented here, such hanging curtains of light drawn across the endless sky, or trees swelling from the earth, making dwarves of even the tallest to walk among them... Even compared to the cold beauties of the majestic Underdark, there is little that can match their grandeur.
Oak island,they might recover the treasure this year if it gets official.They believe the treasure from a holy jewish temple brought here by Templars,Freemasons and Rosenkrauters even Shakespeare is involved I'm exited.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oQKNa45IUqg
If the link do not work work,i can tell you this: Their detectors has struck gold,but there is something radioactive with it that disrupt all kinds of new technologic gear.A coded text from a church (Trinity church iirc) says that the Menora,art of shakespear and the 3000 year old ark lays there together.Mindblowing stuff!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rOlIJRQGNk4 My first thoughts was..is it a impact/outburst/cave in???,but then it hits me..it has to be giant Ankeggs..um where did i put my acid resist amy,Yikes!This was recently in Sibiria Russia Yamal island.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rOlIJRQGNk4 My first thoughts was..is it a impact/outburst/cave in???,but then it hits me..it has to be giant Ankeggs..um where did i put my acid resist amy,Yikes!This was recently in Sibiria Russia Yamal island.
This looks like a pond(or large puddle), not a hole. Do you have other sources mentioning it's existence?
Unsolicited advertising of products or services are against the site rules, so I deleted the links and edited the comment. But I still left the comment about Lake Tahoe - it indeed looks an interesting place to visit.
Fluorine! This chemical can set pretty much anything it touches on fire, even water! Yes, it's possible to set water on fire!
Hassium! This is one of those extremely unstable elements that don't occur in nature and have only been created by humans. If the predictions of its density are correct, then it is the densest known substance, with a density of 41 grams per cubic centimeter. That's much heavier than it sounds; it means that a cubic meter of it would have a mass of around 41000 kilograms (90400 pounds)! That's more than the combined weight of six African elephants! It's too bad that hassium is so radioactive; it would be cool to lift a small cube of hassium and feel how heavy it is.
Fluorine! This chemical can set pretty much anything it touches on fire, even water! Yes, it's possible to set water on fire!
Hassium! This is one of those extremely unstable elements that don't occur in nature and have only been created by humans. If the predictions of its density are correct, then it is the densest known substance, with a density of 41 grams per cubic centimeter. That's much heavier than it sounds; it means that a cubic meter of it would have a mass of around 41000 kilograms (90400 pounds)! That's more than the combined weight of six African elephants! It's too bad that hassium is so radioactive; it would be cool to lift a small cube of hassium and feel how heavy it is.
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The Ilulissat Icefjord in Greenland is indeed the most wondrous place I ever visited in person. =D
Most of the Lord of the Rings and Hobbit locations are South Island, apart from Hobbiton which is in the North.
In the meantime, trees! ...Redwoods to be specific.
Redwood trees are native only to northern California and can live for hundreds, if not thousands of years. Their bark is so thick that even the meanest of wildfires can't break through. The biggest recorded Redwood is the Big Tree, at 304 feet tall and 21.6 feet in diameter. A long time ago, developers wanted to cut this tree down and make a dance floor out of its stump!
The west coast of California used to be littered with Redwoods. Imagine it, a vast, dense, enormous forest that stretched on forever! Sadly, the industrious ambitions of man have reduced the forest, but now that it's proclaimed a National and State Park, the rest of the trees are protected, and everyone can enjoy them.
(My boyfriend, the brunette, and my brother, the red-head, have served as models in two of the photos.)
If the link do not work work,i can tell you this: Their detectors has struck gold,but there is something radioactive with it that disrupt all kinds of new technologic gear.A coded text from a church (Trinity church iirc) says that the Menora,art of shakespear and the 3000 year old ark lays there together.Mindblowing stuff!
My first thoughts was..is it a impact/outburst/cave in???,but then it hits me..it has to be giant Ankeggs..um where did i put my acid resist amy,Yikes!This was recently in Sibiria Russia Yamal island.
http://www.theguardian.com/world/2014/jul/16/100-metre-sinkhole-russia-yamal-gas-field
Fluorine! This chemical can set pretty much anything it touches on fire, even water! Yes, it's possible to set water on fire!
Hassium! This is one of those extremely unstable elements that don't occur in nature and have only been created by humans. If the predictions of its density are correct, then it is the densest known substance, with a density of 41 grams per cubic centimeter. That's much heavier than it sounds; it means that a cubic meter of it would have a mass of around 41000 kilograms (90400 pounds)! That's more than the combined weight of six African elephants! It's too bad that hassium is so radioactive; it would be cool to lift a small cube of hassium and feel how heavy it is.