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The Encyclopedia of the Weird and Wonderful

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A series of still-life recreations, each meticulously brought to life in the rooms of 18 Folgate Street – you walk through the house and through the lives of generation after generation of the fictional family. Petrie Museum of Egyptian Archaeology Petrie Museum The Lee Valley White Water Centre may technically be in Herefordshire, but it’s close enough that you can get there without breaking a sweat. Believe me when I say that it is worth the effort. an invented term said to mean ‘a lung disease caused by inhaling very fine ash and sand dust’, but rarely used except for its curiosity value

They are antidotes to globalisation. At a time when similar arrays of brands inhabit the main streets of cities everywhere, it’s a pleasure to find an object that could only come from one place. Some have the power to convey disappeared worlds, such as the Soviet-era postcard books of mountain ranges, baroque palaces or Rubens paintings bought in Tallinn, Estonia. Given that the tube was constructed in the 19th century it makes sense that there have been a few changes to the network over the years. Today, sunglasses serve as protective eyewear, effectively preventing bright sunlight from causing discomfort or damage to our eyes. Of course, they're also a fashion accessory.I’m drawn to things that show a desire, a dream or a belief, where you can get a sense of connection with the maker. And with The Maker: most of the world religions are represented in my collection.

The headphones are bulkier than most, with the air purification system stored in the ear cups, and you'll have to install the filters yourself. In ancient Greece and Rome, doctors used spider webs to make bandages for their patients. Spider webs supposedly have natural antiseptic and anti-fungal properties, which can help keep wounds clean and prevent infection. It's also said that spider webs are rich in vitamin K, which helps promote clotting. The humble Oreo is, more than likely accidentally, vegan. They contain zero dairy products and this is probably due to preservation and production costs being kept low. Louis Armstrong was right when he thought to himself “what a wonderful world” we live in. It’s also a weird world. As with humans, it would be a dull planet if every animal looked and behaved exactly the same. A bit of ‘strange’ or ‘different’ is a good thing.Some enthusiastic people get into the spirit shortly after taking their Halloween decorations down. Others will not feel the festive fuzzies until just before dinner is served on December 25. a Celtic symbol consisting of three radiating legs or curved lines, such as the emblem of the Isle of Man While most parents do what they can to prevent or stop their babies from crying, that's not always the case in Japan. That's because it's a 400-year-old Japanese tradition that if a sumo wrestler can make your baby cry, it means he or she will live a healthy life. A research club and makerspace run by UCL, the Institute of Making offers all kinds of unique things to do in London. Demonstrations: Too many to mention, including Wheelwright, Bodgers & Bowyers, Gate makers, Hurdlers, Instrument making, Pole Lathe, Chainsaw carving, Wood turning, Boat Building, Sawmills, Horse Logging, Gypsy wagons, Axe Carving…

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