Atlas Obscura, 2nd Edition An Explorer's Guide to the World's Hidden Wonders

I got all my most of my information from, of course, Wikipedia, Wikipedia, Atlas Obscura, which if you don't know about Atlas Obscura, it is such an incredible.

But I yeah, I love it. It's great. I actually was looking through their Twitter and looking at the how interesting every single one of their articles is.

which if you don't know about Atlas Obscura, it is such an incredible...

I mentioned it before because my dad gave me that book.

I just read this article, too, because I got the Atlas Obscura book for Christmas, which I love.

But if you want to read about seed bullets for gorilla gardening or a rave review of the Atlas Obscura book, you have to go to 99pi.org.

And in fact, I didn't even remember this until I said, why do I remember? And then, I own the man's book. The man has a book with that title and came out a few years ago. And he did send it to me.

I got this on my own accord. It's a big, fat book. And it's beautifully illustrated. And it's a discussion. It's a celebration of all things in the world that people do and participate in and worship and visit.