The King’s Walkway – The most dangerous walkway in the world.
Did you ever see such a dangerous walkway? El Caminito del Rey (also known as The King’s Walkway) can be considered most dangerous walkway in the world. El Caminito del Rey was built in 1901 as a connection between the power plants of Chorro Falls and Gaitanejo Falls. It took four years to finish and in 1905 Alfonso XIII, King of Spain, crossed the walkway for the inauguration, thus giving it its name, The King’s Walkway.
Now that’s what I call a crappy job!
The council of Brunete, a small town some 20 miles west of Madrid, launched the campaign to crack down on irresponsible dog owners.
During the course of a week a team of twenty volunteers patrolled the town’s streets on the lookout for dog owners who failed to scoop. They then approached the guilty owner and struck up a casual conversation to discover the name of the dog.
“With the name of the dog and the breed it was possible to identify the owner from the registered pet database held in the town hall,” explained a spokesman from the council.The volunteers then scooped up the excrement and packaged it in a box branded with town hall insignia and marked ‘Lost Property’ and delivered by courier to the pet owners home.
The Hearse may be one of the most beautiful and scary vehicles ever created. People seeing them drive by often get chills and look away. But if you want to satisfy your morbid curiosity, click on this link. Go ahead… don’t be afraid!
At a carshow in Madrid last February, visitors got to see ornately crafted classic hearses. This one, known as La Llorana–“The Weeping Woman,” is built on a 1928 Latil truck chassis.
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This gun will help to improve your accuracy.
How do you increase the ammunition capacity of a revolver? We’ve seen some inventive but impractical attempts to answer that question. This one of a kind Spanish revolver is at least portable. Each cycle brings 3 6.5 mm cartridges to bear. You can fire 18 rounds before you have to reload.
