Penny Rainmaker has an adventurous outing at a bar in Woodstock which celebrates the curious. The story is here…

http://uncharteddives.com/2024/10/13/curiosities-part-one/

I’m looking for interesting and bizarre places to visit in the state of Pennsylvania. Does anything immediately come to mind? I'd love to find places that are visually striking.

What about particular characters around the state? Anyone you can think of doing something unique? 

Hey everyone I fall unconscious often becausw of low bloodpressure and recently it happend while i was hugging my grandfather(first time it happend infront of him) and it gave him a big shock(obvi.) So when i was conscious and could think again asked myself; "ok so that was unfortunate(everytime i now want to hug grandpa everyone jokes about me falling unconscious and grandpa is scared af), but propably not the worst place ever, so what would be the worst place to fall?"

Sooo im here, first time posting and really curious about where you guys fell unconscious See yu all in the commis:)

Nepal, a land of staggering natural beauty and cultural richness, is a trekker's paradise. While iconic treks like the Everest Base Camp and Annapurna Circuit attract thousands of adventurers every year, there are hidden gems in Nepal that offer a more secluded and pristine experience. If you're seeking solitude and breathtaking landscapes, here are five remote treks in Nepal that should be on your bucket list:

Read full article at: https://wordpress.com/post/himalayanecologicaltrek3.wordpress.com/9

I’m looking for the kind of places you find on Atlas Obscura or Roadside Attractions, except more. We love history, creepy haunted things, oversized things, tiny things, weird museums, strange little shops & photo ops. Info about local food is always appreciated too.

Currently looking just in the continental US for this year. Websites appreciated as well as personal recommendations. Is there a subreddit for this?

#justcurious

Never seen another island in Europe with such large variety of nature, really good food too!

Some sceneries of Madeira: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=df2VoKqZBng

Curious, what’s the weirdest thing someone has ever asked you to do?

I've been to 50 countries, 6 continents, and 49 US states, and I'm pretty sure what I'm about to ask doesn't exist, but if it does I need to know and move there immediately.

Does anyone know of a place where the ocean is warm during summertime (over 80 degrees) and you can see fall colors (reds, oranges and yellows) in that same place during autumn? I am aware that this would likely mean that the place is extremely hot in summer and the temperature would have to dramatically drop by 20-30 degrees within a span of 1-2 months max. I also know climate change has been delaying fall colors and making them less vivid as places are staying warmer longer.

I live in Florida for the warm beaches and visit New England every October to see the fall colors, but I wish I could just live in a blend of the two places (with less mosquitos in both).