Photo quest: the most epic toilets from around the world
The largest publisher Lonely Planet, founded in 1972, is known for its iconic travel guides for independent travel. The company employs about three hundred authors, and the number of various directories, guides and phrase books published within its walls exceeds five hundred items. Another idea of this serious publishing house was the creation of a rather unusual travel album. The fact is that the album will contain footage of the most interesting and original toilets captured around the world. To collect the best photos, Lonely Planet works with 500px photo hosting.
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Antique clock of the cathedral in Belarusian Grodno, which is already more than 400 years old
Many European cities are associated with medieval cathedrals, towers and clocks, which can be seen in many squares. But it turns out that the oldest mechanical tower clocks in Europe, which still work properly, are not in Vienna or Paris, but in the Belarusian city of Grodno. This mechanical watch, which is installed on the cathedral building, is over 400 years old. ... -
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