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1. While many people around the world are looking for a more sustainable form of building houses, there is a way that has been around for centuries that we can still use today! Take this gorgeous log cabin for example, this log home would be the perfect home for the whole family. The wonderful thing about log homes is that they have so many benefits over conventional dry wall homes. 2. Log homes and cabins are very sustainable, as they are made from renewable materials that come from the Earth. Most of the logs used to build these log homes and cabins come from sustainable tree plantations, where the trees are used for their wood, and then more are planted in their place to grow into more trees for more logs. This is a better way of going about this process, rather than just chopping down any tree, so that we can keep the ancient growth forests alive, with their habitats thriving. 3. Amish Cabin Company, is a log cabin kit building company that provides log cabin kits. The company work...

The islands of Lofoten in Norway are known for two things: Their stunning beauty, and their relatively warm temperatures. Lofoten is above the Arctic Circle, yet its average temperature is above freezing all year. Steffen Schnur/Moment/Getty Images Lofoten is a grouping of islands in northwest Norway. It's known for its stunning cliffs, calm inlets and idyllic seaside fishing towns. Antony Spencer/Vetta/Getty Images Because Lofoten is above the Arctic Circle, in summer the nights are really long, and in winter they're really short. In fact, the sun never sets between May 25th to July 17th, and it never rises between December 4th and January 7th. Colin Weston/Stockbyte/Getty Images    Despite these extremes in daylight, Lofoten has a very temperate climate. That's thanks to the gulf stream, which pushes warm air across the Atlantic and up the coast of Norway. Lofoten has the greatest positive temperature difference in the world, relative to latitude. Lofoten is high above th...

We live in a beautiful, vast world full of wonders we have yet to discover. For most of us, the only exposure we will have to these wonders is through the shared experiences of those around us. These pictures are awe-inspiring. They remind us of how small we are, yet somehow give us a sense of connectedness and belonging. We all share the same planet. #1 The Fukang Meteorite via reddit/u/ turdmalone #2 The shadows that clouds cast over the earth from space via reddit/u/ 1Voice1Life #3 Kayaking near lava in Hawaii via reddit/u/ tek0011 #4 Thor's Well in Oregon via reddit/u/ blazik #5 Footprints from a monk who prayed in the same spot for 20 years via reddit/u/ Juankestein #6 How lighting and angles change your face via reddit/u/ pretendparades source

When you think about it, it's amazing that we as humans have adapted to driving at all. The idea that an average citizen can be trusted with a metal box capable of traveling over 100 miles an hour would boggle the minds of our ancestors, but it's taken for granted today. Yet for some people, that level of comfort can turn into something more dangerous: carelessness. Whether they're drinking, texting or just not paying attention to their surroundings, people who don't take driving seriously can threaten their own safety and that of others. So, for the next time you're wondering why there are so many PSAs about impaired or distracted driving, here are 16 reminders. 1. It didn't take this drunk driver long to learn the meaning of "instant karma." via  reddit /  t_11 2. This person is going 75 miles per hour. Also, just in case the picture seems hypocritical, the photographer is in the back seat. via  reddit /  [deleted] 3. This isn't an abandoned van,...

This cave is far from any caves you have ever seen in your life! #1. The Deepest Ever Kubrera cave, also called Voronya cave, is the deepest known cave in the world. It can be found in Abakhazia, Georgia. Most adventure-seekers travel here to test the danger of its thrill. #2. 7,208 ft To be exact THIS is how deep it is. Its deepest surface is 7,208 feet, so don’t be fooled. Looks can be deceiving. #3. 27 Days In 2012, a group of explorers spent 27 days exploring the Krubrera cave. Imagine living in darkness that long. #4. Limited Light The cave is definitely not for the faintest heart; just imagine falling into the abyss of the unknown. The absence of light has only made it more challenging. #5. New Creatures To make its existence creepier, the team also discovered different species of arthropods living its life in darkness. You would never see these species in day to day life. #6. 4 Months A Year Because of its remote location, Krubrera cave is only ideal to explore for 4 months ...

We have seen how selfies can be funny or how can they even help solve crimes. Now take a look at this new trend, extreme selfies , for those who are not afraid of a little adventure while posing for a photo.  Part - 2 Selfie with a great white shark. According to the photographer, it was taken in Guadalupe, 150 miles off the coast of Mexico. Extreme and dumbest selfie ever – burning man via: 1

We have seen how selfies can be funny or how can they even help solve crimes. Now take a look at this new trend, extreme selfies , for those who are not afraid of a little adventure while posing for a photo. A young daredevil, known only as Christian, has taken the art of the selfie to a new level by recording himself being chased by enraged, rampaging bulls during a bull run in Baytown, Texas. Christian was reportedly taking part in the Great Bull Run, held at the Royal Purple Raceway on January 25, 2014, when he decided to film the chase on his smartphone. An onlooker uploaded a photo of Christian taking a selfie to Reddit under the title "selfie level 11 achieved," which indicates the level of danger involved in the stunt. It has already attracted more than 500 comments. Extreme bike selfie with a photobomb. Two for the price of one. via: 1

6.Setting up for a dive on the clouds. A shot I got last year. Thought you would enjoy. 5.Walked my first highline today! Lovers’ Leap, Tahoe CA.   4.A typical after class adventure in the Adirondacks.  3.Middle of a crash at Pottendijk kart circuit in Holland   2.Snowmobile  in Revelstoke, BC, Canada 1. “Kings of the Off-road” quad bike amateur regional race in a Siberia  sourse:oddstuffmagazine.com