13 Things I Found on the Internet Today (Vol. CXCX)

1. When Airplane Food Was First Class To mark their 70th anniversary, Norway-based Scandinavian Airlines released a collection of vintage photographs of onboard dining in the 1950s to 1980s. See more awesome vintage photos from the SAS Museum here. Found via Vintage Everyday. 2. Skyscraper Airport for City of Tomorrow, Nov, 1939 Airship Skyport from…

13 Things I Found on the Internet Today (Vol. CXCIX)

1. Manoir Colimaçon, France This fairytale like manoir was built around the year 1800. It has been abandoned since 1999. The Manoir has three floors and it covers a cave below the mansion. The “Colimaçon” staircase is the most famous one in a very modern spiral concept which covers all 3 floors including the closed…

13 Things I Found on the Internet Today (Vol. CXCVIII)

1. The Last disco ball maker in the U.S Yolanda Baker, 69 years old, the last of the Omega crew still making the mirrored globes by hand. At the height of the disco craze, about two dozen women joined Ms. Baker at the factory, often with the Bee Gees blaring from a tape player, as…

13 Things I Found on the Internet Today (Vol. CXCVII)

1. Soviet Union “Restricted Areas” Airplane – amphibia with vertical take-off VVA14. The USSR built only two of them in 1976, one of which has crashed during transportation. Former residential buildings in a deserted polar scientific town specialised on biological research. The world’s largest diesel submarine. Former mining town which has been closed and…

13 Things I Found on the Internet Today (Vol. CXCVI)

1. This Father & Daughter giving everyone Hair Envy New York artist, singer/ songwriter Benny Harlem shares Instagram photos of him and his daughter Jaxyn, who has an almost identical head of hair. He says he wants to “bring that feeling of family and fatherhood back”, inspired by the TV sitcom shows he grew up watching. Discover…

13 Things I Found on the Internet Today (Vol. CXCV)

1. WWII Refugees Escaping to Safety in Syria Around the year 1944, the Middle East Relief and Refugee Administration (MERRA) began opening camps in Syria, Egypt and Palestine. With promises of a safe place to wait out the war and escape the bloody conflict, people of all ages and classes began the long journey. These…

13 Things I Found on the Internet (Vol. CXCIV)

1. At the Beach in 1905 Colorised photo by Sanna Dullaway 2. Amateur Explorer Discovers more than 250 Designs etched into the Quarry walls by WWI US Troops Eight miles of secret tunnels deep in the forests of Northern France … used by the American Expeditionary Force, sent by President Wilson to reinforce Britain and…

13 Things I Found on the Internet Today (Vol. CXCIII)

1. Camping Goals From a ’67 magazine ad: the legentary amphibious + convertible Amphicar Model 770, pulling the ab fab 4.30m long amphibious + fully equipped mobile home Suleica F430 SwimmCaravan, both sold briefly during the 1960s in the USA by German companies. Found on We Waste Time 2. Place Invaders PlaceInvaders is a one-of-a-kind traveling pop-up dining…

13 Things I Found on the Internet Today (Vol. CXCII)

1. Smile Therapy When women were unhappy or not “taking care of their men properly”, their husbands could send them to the psych ward for attitude adjustments. This was part of conditioning them to always wear a smile. They believed that if a woman saw herself smiling that it would become natural practice and that…

13 Things I Found on the Internet Today (Vol. CXCI)

1. Inside A Donald Trump Mask Factory in China Found on Buzzfeed. 2. A Haunting image of Viet Cong Women Fighters Taken by Vo Anh Khanh, it shows a group of Viet Cong women hiding their faces from the camera, having attended a training camp in the forests of South Vietnam. Found here. 3.…