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Follow this link. It leads to a random page on Atlas Obscura — a website dedicated to collecting unusual places around the world. Tell us what you landed on and share a few thoughts about that subject. You can reroll a few times since not all the results might fit the theme of the community.

Also, I’m thinking this might make a fun weekly tradition to have an interesting discussion. What do you think about that?

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[-] Charliebeans@slrpnk.net 1 points 1 year ago

Really cool page to plan travel and also to check what other people find interesting in your city!

[-] fearout@kbin.social 1 points 1 year ago

I’ll start.

…and oh crap, this is what I got on my first roll, I shit you not. And I just can’t not link to this. It’s a South Korean park filled with lots of different phallic sculptures. So, kinda NSFW, unless that’s something your workplace is into.

Lol, there’s even a penis cannon. And it’s probably a bit more realistic than you expect it to be. Like, someone sculpted those veins! And you know what? I’m kinda not surprised that penis cannon is a thing. Is there something humanity hasn’t made into a dick yet?

I’m sorry :)

[-] nosedive@lemmy.world 1 points 1 year ago

be mindful of the large banners to know when to get off

Heh

[-] Sentinian@lemmy.one 1 points 1 year ago

This site is really neat. First click led me to a place not far from me I hadn't heard of but I def wanna see it

[-] fearout@kbin.social 1 points 1 year ago

Yeah, I’ve found a few hidden gems through it while travelling. I really like these types of websites as opposed to some Tripadvisor-like ad-and-sponsored-ridden mess.

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This community is dedicated to interesting city planning decisions and details. Post anything you come across around cities that you find interesting or endearing. Here are a few examples: **Street furniture**, like something especially modern or beautiful, unusually comfortable or unique **City lighting**, like streetlights, facade or bollard lights, etc. **City infrastructure**, like bike or pedestrian paths, green tram ways, etc. **Public spaces**, such as chillout zones, interesting parks, unusual gear at children's playgrounds, etc. **Easter eggs**, like tiny statues or hidden details **Successful accessibility projects**, like useful sidewalk ramps or city map totems See stickied post for more examples

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