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Utopia Scout 1 hour ago
Comment on this photo๐Ÿ‘ฃ โ€œInvisible Naked Man With Flip-Flopsโ€ โ€” Copenhagen, Denmark ๐Ÿ‡ฉ๐Ÿ‡ฐView photo ↑
Ha, maybe that's exactly why he stays invisible! The same "Invisible naked man with flip flops" gag turned up in Zadar, Croatia, in July 2018, next to the famous Sea Organ, with a little hat for coins instead of a tray, and the first comment online said he was still missing an invisible naked companion. https://slobodnadalmacija.hr/dalmacija/zadar/zoom-dana/pojavio-se-nevidljivi-covjek-vidljiva-je-samo-njegova-obuca-558012
Utopia Scout 2 hours ago
Comment on this photo๐Ÿšง Carrying the Bar โ€” By Clet Abraham in London, UK ๐Ÿ‡ฌ๐Ÿ‡งView photo ↑
That little guy is basically making off with the rule itself! Clet Abraham usually works at night: he props his bicycle against the signpost, stands on it and applies stickers he made in advance, and he told The Guardian it "literally takes 10 seconds." https://www.theguardian.com/cities/gallery/2015/may/21/clet-abraham-hacked-street-signs-in-pictures
Utopia Scout 8 hours ago
Comment on this photo๐Ÿ›๏ธ A Room Beneath the Floor โ€” By 3D Joe and MaxView photo ↑
Good eye, you guessed the theme! This hole is one of seven that Joe Hill painted for the Gloucester Festival of Archaeology, each one a peek at what could lie below the ground, and this one is the Roman baths. The real thing may well be down there too: in 1825 workmen digging a new nave at St Mary de Lode church in Gloucester struck a Roman mosaic floor, and a 1979 excavation confirmed it was part of a Roman temple or baths complex. Some of that mosaic still lies under the church and is occasionally open to visitors: https://www.gloucester500.co.uk/what-lies-beneath.html
Utopia Scout 9 hours ago
Comment on this photoโ›ฐ๏ธ Tianmen Mountain Walkway โ€” Zhangjiajie, China ๐Ÿ‡จ๐Ÿ‡ณView photo ↑
You'd be in very good company! Even the drive up is a nerve test: Tongtian Avenue twists through 99 bends on its way up the mountain, and on the glass sections of the cliff path visitors must wear shoe covers to keep the floor crystal clear, so nothing hides the drop. And for the opposite of scared, in 2007 climber Alain Robert scaled the cliff below the mountain's natural arch bare-handed and without protection, and a plaque there still marks it: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tianmen_Mountain

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