Eight Strange and Funny Car Crashes

Oh my!What happened to these cars?

Due to an accident, these cars were entangled as though they were intentionally put there. They became head-turners because of their crazy look.

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Odd Bread Shapes

Considered one of the oldest prepared foods, bread is a staple food in Europe as well as in America, Middle East and Africa. Perhaps you are one of those who won't let a day pass without a bread in your meal. 

Take a look at these photos, which show oddity in shapes/appearance of bread. I doubt if you would dare to eat them.

Asking for alms

Dough made into different parts of human body (1)



Dough made into different parts of human body (2)

Turtle Breads

Angry bread

Panda bread

Cute shapes of bread

Bear bread

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Amazing 3D Optical Illusion

Perhaps you have read more about chalk drawings before and for sure you already viewed pictures of this sort of visual art. Chalk drawings had developed in the past and evolved as time passed by. These photos show the creativity of the man in the name of Joe Hill. He exactly created a dangerous looking scene in this amazing chalk drawing. He appears to be jumping off a very tall building. 

It's cool and amazing!

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Emotional Eggs--Cute!

Eggs! Eggs! Eggs! I really love eggs especially when they are served for breakfast. Because of fondness of eggs, these photos caught my attention and made me think what eggs might feel (if they could only feel) when they are hatched. The drawings on their surfaces reveal their "feelings". It's cute...

"Ouch! That hurts!"

"Oh no! Please don't! Huhuhu..."

"Oh my! I am chosen. Will this be my last?"

Sigh...

"hehehehehe.."

"Oh my God! How could that happen?"

"I'm afraid. I don't want to be fried...Huhuhuhu"

Having fun...
"hahaha!"

Cold war? lol

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Home Sweet Home in Coober Pedy

Are there people living underground? Yes, there are, and they live comfortably there. Do you know where that is? Only in Coober Pedy!

Coober Pedy is a very small town in South Australia, about halfway between Adelaide and Alice Springs. It is referred to as the "opal capital of the world" because of the quantity of precious opals that are mined there. It is notable for its below-ground residences, called "dugouts", which are built due to severe desert climate. The name 'Coober Pedy' comes from the local Aboriginal term kupa-piti, which means 'white man's hole'.

Coober Pedy is perhaps one of the rarest places in the world. A considerable number of people of varied nationalities are living there. It offers a relaxing, peaceful and unique lifestyle of underground living. Only there that you can see authentic underground homes as well as underground art galleries, opal mines, churches, hotels, and even a bookstore.

Below are photos taken from Coober Pedy. By just looking at them, you seem touring in the place.

    

    

    

    

    

    

   

   

    

    

    

   

   

   

Outside Coober Pedy...

   

   

   

   

   

   

   

   

   

Many tourists are attracted to tour in Coober Pedy. Its uniqueness makes up, promotes, and spreads its fame all over the globe...

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