stackyFACTSYou would think proofreading a national monument would be a priority. Instead, an engraver accidentally chipped an 'E' instead of an 'F' into the wall, forcing them to awkwardly fill in the bottom line to fix the mistake.
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Despite a famous movie joke convincing a generation otherwise, the historic mission has no subterranean floor. Tour guides are endlessly exhausted by visitors…
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Centuries of mystical druid history have been effectively cordoned off by cheap velvet ropes all thanks to human selfishness. Up until 1977, visitors were…
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Scattered across the arid plains of the Middle East are magnificent crumbling fortresses left completely unguarded and untouched by time. Exploring these…
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Early outdoor adventurers did not have ultralight synthetic down. They dragged gigantic rolls of coarse woven fabric into the wild, guaranteeing their packs…
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Bureaucratic permission slips have been ruining our lives since biblical times. An ancient king literally wrote a letter demanding safe passage for his…
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Easter Island features nearly one thousand massive monolithic human figures called moai, carved by the Rapa Nui people between the years twelve fifty and…
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