A simple and sweet little way to create rock garden art! With a bit of creativity you can make some little garden features. What you need for this DIY-project is some paint and a brush. For more inspiration you can read a special book “Rock Painting Fun for Everyone!” by Lin Wellford. Continue reading “A simple and sweet little way to create rock garden art!” »
These bonny Scottish cows are delightfully fuzzy! Made with shaggy ginger fur, long horns, tails, fuzzy ears, and eyes peeping out through their fuzzy topknots. These cozy house slippers are made in a full-foot style with cushioned foam footbeds, Continue reading “Highland Cattle Slippers” »
Tree House Ridge, a treehouse resort nestled within beautiful Northern Michigan it was recently opened. The resort is the first of its kind in Michigan. The owner wants to build 10 unique and self-contained treehouses, each approximately 500 square feet, centrally located in Thompsonville, Michigan. The first is opening in Fall 2021. He plan to open all ten treehouses by early 2023.
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Adeola “Abraham” Olagbegi is a 13-year-old who is committed to making a change in his community. Last year was a very tough one for Adeola, as he was diagnosed with a life-threatening disease, which required a lot of time spent in the hospital and doctor’s appointments.
He recently had a Make-A-Wish opportunity and instead of wishing for something any child would wish for, he decided that it was time to help the less fortunate. So, Adeola did something extraordinary and used his wish to help the homeless people in his community. Continue reading “13-Year-Old Boy Uses His ‘Make-a-Wish’ to Feed the Homeless Every Month For A Year” »
Make this beautiful AND edible centerpiece for your Christmas party! This cake pop Christmas cake is so fun! Kids and adults will love it. Continue reading “Cake Ball Trees for Christmas” »
Global Climate Change: The Earth Has Shifted, Say Inuit Elders. A new warning has come to NASA from the Inuits. They are warning that the change in climate is not due to global warming but rather, because of the Earth shifting a bit. Continue reading “Inuit Elders Are Warning the World and NASA that “Earth has Shifted”” »
Home DNA tests have become more and more popular in recent years, and they have provided a lot of happy moments for those taking them. With the help of more advanced tests and technologies, scientists have recently helped Ernie LaPointe, a South Dakota native to discover his ancestors. Continue reading “Sitting Bull’s great-grandson is identified with new DNA technique” »
Justin Bateman is a talented British artist, who uses the landscape as his artistic medium and builds the most impressive land art pieces.
He makes the landscape art using stones and pebbles found on shores and the fascination with this type of art is its temporariness. Bateman has moved to Chiang Mai, Thailand and the beaches surrounding his newly found homeland are perfect for inspiration. Continue reading “Land Artist Leaves Incredible Mosaics Made Entirely of Pebbles” »
Examining things to a microscope can reveal a whole new universe to the viewer, and this is no different with sand. Ole Bieldfeldt is a Cologne-based photographer who had the wonderful idea of placing beach sand under a microscope and whole a colorful selection of things.
The photographer is known for his deep zoom images, which are showcased through the project called Macrofying. Continue reading “How It Looks Beach Sand Under a Microscope” »
