Edward Clark
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The Only McDonald’s With Blue Arches Exists Because of Red Rocks
Only one McDonald’s location in the world features blue arches instead of yellow. That restaurant is located in Sedona, Arizona, a...
CultureEdward ClarkJanuary 16, 2026 -
The Grossest Rule About Rafting the Grand Canyon Is That You Must Pack Out Your Poop
Rafting through the Grand Canyon comes with a long list of expectations, including towering canyon walls, cold river water, and nights...
CultureEdward ClarkJanuary 16, 2026 -
Wyoming Officially Has Just Two Public Escalators in the Entire State
If you are looking for a fast way to go up a floor in Wyoming, your options are extremely limited. In...
CultureEdward ClarkJanuary 16, 2026 -
Quit Your Job Because You Can Get Paid $20K to Eat Feta Cheese
Jobs that pay for eating food usually exist in fantasies, but this position is official, publicly listed, and tied to a...
CultureEdward ClarkJanuary 15, 2026 -
Venice Isn’t Floating: The City Is Actually Built on Ancient Wooden Piles
Venice has survived fires, floods, invasions, careless renovations, and a tourist count that would break most cities by lunch. The city...
CultureEdward ClarkJanuary 15, 2026 -
Denmark Repurposes Old Buses as Mobile Grocery Stores for the Elderly
In parts of Denmark, retired city buses are being given new roles as mobile grocery stores that bring food directly to...
CultureEdward ClarkJanuary 15, 2026 -
The Wholesome Reason Why Sweden and Norway Split Up Without a Fight
In 1905, two neighboring kingdoms undertook an unusual action in European history. Sweden and Norway ended a 91-year political union without...
CultureEdward ClarkJanuary 14, 2026 -
Italian Village Where Cats Outnumber People Welcomes First Baby in 30 Years
In the mountain hamlet of Pagliara dei Marsi, the soundscape has long been defined by paws on stone rather than footsteps....
CultureEdward ClarkJanuary 14, 2026 -
Sweden Opens the World’s First Shopping Mall Where Nothing Sold Is New
Retail depends on a steady flow of newly manufactured products, frequent inventory turnover, and the promise of something untouched, and that...
CultureEdward ClarkJanuary 14, 2026 -
17 Tourist Traps That Are Too Crowded and Overpriced
Some places are so disappointing that you wonder why people rave about it. You show up expecting something extraordinary but end...
DestinationsEdward ClarkJanuary 14, 2026