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With things seemingly settling down in the South, and the new coalition of Sand River males looking set to inherit the Southern Pride kingdom from the Kruger male, it is anyone’s guess as to where the next threat to Majingilane dominance will come from. It has been almost two...

Sitting in a traditional Irish neighborhood on the bank of the River Shannon, Sean’s Bar is a quintessential Irish public house which makes sense as it predates all of them, and maybe even every bar still in existence. It was during renovations in the 1970’s that...

Tuesday, September 16, 2014 If you won’t have cell phone reception abroad, save a copy of Google Maps on your cell before you depart so you can access it during your trip.  You won’t be able to use the map for automated navigation assistance, but it will be available...

Between the 1950’s kitsch and elaborate skill shot obstacles across the pair of courses in Illinois’ Par-King it has earned its title as the "World’s Most Unusual Golf Course." The entertaining throwback actually started in the 1950’s when it was...

Nestled above a railway tunnel, built into the side of the South Down hills, is an imposing Gothic folly evocatively referred to as Clayton Tunnel North Portal. Originally constructed in 1841, the folly was part of the railway tunnel construction linking the then up-and-coming...

Carnegie Mellon University students painted a fence for 70 years, with the Guinness Book of World Records calling it "the most painted object in the world" with six inches of paint covering it. It would collapse under the weight of all those coats in 1993, but a new...