Norway is extremely beautiful even in winter.

Lonely Island: it actually exists.

This picture of a guy holding the two meters long narwhal tusk is kinda sad because narwhals are really awesome.

That’s how they roll in Australia with all their kangaroos and surf boards.

Here, San-Francisco, I have fixed the horizon for you, it was terribly tilted.

You have seen this awesome cliff a thousand times here and there all over the internet. This is Preikestolen — probably the most well known natural landmark of the Norway. Most of the time amateur photographers who are visiting Preikestolen in four digits numbers every single day are paying way too much attention to the cliff itself. But, as you can see, the surrounding landscape is even more astounding.

Also, if you have noticed the large crack in the cliff’s side you are not alone. This scary crack is a source of a great concerns now. Norwegian scientists are monitoring it 24/7. Yet, the Preikestolen is declared safe for visiting. But everything would change in the not so distant future.