Largest Pair Of Jeans

LARGEST PAIR OF JEANS

 

Seamstresses in Peru set out to set a Guinness World Record for the largest pair of jeans sewn. The pair of jeans measures 141 feet tall and 98 feet wide and weighs in at 7.5 tons. The current record is held by the city of Medellin in Columbia. That pair was 114 feet tall and 82 feet wide.

It sounds like they are just waiting for their record setting jeans to be accepted by Guinness. There wasn't a Guinness representative present, but a notary who can send documentation to the group was.

The pants will be recycled as backpacks for school children.


 

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Upside-Down Houses

 

Upside Houses :)

 

Upside-Down House - South Korea


 

   

Why would anyone want to build an upside-down house? I don't think a rational answer for that question exists. However, it's impossible not to stop and stare at these unorthodox structures. What makes these buildings even more interesting is that they're actually being used, as opposed to just being art installations.



 

 

Wonderworks Amusement Park - Florida & Tennessee


 

 

 House of Katmandu - Spain


 

 

Sakasa Restaurant - Japan


 

 

Upside-Down House - Szymbark, Poland


 

 

Upside-Down House - Germany

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Road Accidents - in Black & White Period

Road accidents - in the Black & White period :)

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The Blue Town Of Morocco

 

The Blue Town Of Morocco :)

 

Shefshauen is a little town located on the slopes of Reef Mountains in the north-west of Morocco. First of all the town is famous for its ancient part, where almost all houses are painted various tints of blue. Besides, nearly the half of all Moroccan grass is grown here.

The town was founded in 1471 and till 1920 it had been visited only by three strangers!

Today Shefshauen is a beloved place for tourists, but still it preserves its uniqueness.

 

Houses of Medina (ancient city) are painted blue in the lowest part.

 

 

April is a blossom time in Shefshauen, there are many flowers in the town.

 

 

As the town is in the mountains it's often cloud-capped.

 

 

 

Like in all Morocco, there are many cats here...

 

 

...and children...

 

 

 

The houses are often restored and painted.

 

 

 

 

Local aqsaqals

 

 

 

 

 

One of the hotels: 5 USD per one.

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