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There are four notable towns we’re going to cover in this post – notable because they are all named Hell. Welcome to Hell, Dear Readers. We hope you enjoy the stay. Hell, Nord-Trøndelag This tiny village in Norway has a population of about 1500, and gets pretty darn cold. Like, -4 Degrees Fahrenheit cold. Gives [...]
Posted by Elizabeth on Thursday, January 6, 2011 at 9:54 am
Filed under All Houses, Humor · Tagged art, california state, cargo handling, Caribbean, Cayman Islands, charles carr, cliff cave, dear readers, degrees fahrenheit, grand cayman, hell michigan, highways, inhabitants, lime, Michigan, Old Norse, play on words, Population, putnam township, rock, screams, soccer field, tiny town, tiny village, tower, town called hell, train, train station, unincorporated community, United States Navy, USS Kittiwake, water tower
What are the things that you can’t do in a city? You can’t raise livestock (at least, not very easily), you can’t live on an acre or more of land (unless you’re way loaded), and you can’t really grow food. At least not a lot of it – enough to feed an entire population. What [...]
Posted by Strange Houses on Wednesday, September 8, 2010 at 7:08 am
Filed under All Houses, Green Houses, Islands, Off the ground · Tagged air purifiers, architect, architecture, architectures, belgian architect, callebaut, compost, dragonfly, Environment, environmental responsibility, fertilizer, fresh food, fruit vegetables, herds, hormones, houses, liquid waste, New York, Population, process improvement, product quality, related articles, research efforts, research laboratories, sustainable building, wind and sun, wind power
We usually discuss strange homes on this site, but when there is a re-emerged sunken town to talk about we simply can’t resist. Once upon a time a population of about 1200 people lived in the valley town of Potosi in Venezuela. One day, the president arrived on a helicopter and informed everyone in the [...]
Posted by Strange Houses on Wednesday, July 14, 2010 at 8:12 am
Filed under All Houses, Underground · Tagged beloved church, drought, el nino, El Niño-Southern Oscillation, Flood, Government, home, house, houses, hydroelectric dam, Hydroelectricity, Population, South America, steeple, strange, town of potosi, venezuela, venezuelan government, weather phenomenon