Sunken Town in Transylvania
Situated in the Transylvania region of Romania sits Lake Bezid. Adding an atmosphere of mystery, the lake hides the remains of a destroyed village. The whole town was flooded after an artificial dam failed. Some of the ruins lay visible aside the lake. In the lake, only part of the church and its tower are still visible, along with the upper halves of some buildings. Lake Bezid presents a scene that is alternately bleak and beautiful.
The last Incan suspension bridge is made entirely of grass, woven by hand, and at least 500 years old. Compare and contrast with the story of the Brooklyn Bridge.
A new postal order in 1933 that allowed the mailing of live pets apparently included alligators in the “pet” category (via Iconic Muse)
What.
(via A peaceful Sunday morning in old Rennes, a photo from Bretagne, West | TrekEarth)
Rennes, Brittany, France
Miss it everyday…
