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Ussuri Bay in Russia was once a Soviet-era dumping ground for old glass bottles and porcelain, but thanks to the awesome power of mother nature, the bay, near Vladivostok, now boasts one of the most beautiful beaches you’ll ever see. Because over the period of many years, the waves of the North Pacific have washed the broken beer, wine and vodka bottles into millions of smooth and colorful “pe

We are young travel bloggers from Poland who did not have a lot of money but we wanted to see the world. We bought an old van for $600, painted it, took tents and supplies of food and just took off. In 6 years we visited more than 50 countries and we traveled more than 150.000 km on 5 continents. We never paid for accommodation (we sleep in the van and in tents) and we eat what we cook. Here’

Abandoned places have always fascinated me. They seem to exist in a kind of suspended dreamworld left behind after the people who used to inhabit them left. They’re mysterious and they make me to wonder about what might have happened back when these places were full of life. Scroll down to see 30 abandoned places that will get your imagination going, and don’t forget to share this article o

In a world where we constantly chase happiness and fill our houses with stuff we barely ever use, it’s easy to dream of a simpler life in a place where we feel relaxed and stress-free. Perhaps this was what Olive Nest Tiny Homes had in mind when they built this mini masterpiece, which they call Elsa. Of all the tiny homes I’ve seen in recent years, this one has gotten me the most excited