Friday Links!
Leading off this week, and these are astonishing, it's Inuit Coastline Maps Carved from Driftwood. And here's something silly: The spudly history of Mr. Potato Head.
From Eric Lundquist, and it's been a long time coming: Mechanisms of slab avalanche release and impact in the Dyatlov Pass incident in 1959.
From Wally, and these are remarkably odd: Bolwoningen: Neighborhood of Spherical Homes. Squirrel aggro: Knife-wielding squirrel invades Canadian woman's yard. This is so epic: Largest Mini Brick Build - Guinness World Records.
From David Gloier, and detectorists! Amateur Treasure Hunter Unearths Missing Centerpiece of Henry VIII’s Crown. This is fascinating: Why Foley Artists Use Cabbage and Celery to Create Hollywood’s Distinctive Sounds. Sled dog alert: And You Thought *We* Have Vaccine Issues? Alaska Serum Run of 1925. I'm cold enough as it is: Canada's Ice Hotel Is an Incredible Winter Wonderland — and Now You Can Explore It From Home.
From C. Lee, and we all have days like this: Seinfeld: The Opposite (Clip). This is every bit as fantastic as you'd expect: The Oral History of 'Guitar Hero'. This isn't good: A big hurdle for older Americans trying to get vaccinated: Using the internet. Science fiction nerd alert: “Warp speed,” “Prime Directive” predate Star Trek, per new reference tool. Intriguing: Make the Chai that Keeps NYC Taxi Drivers Going All Night. This is excellent: Stock Your Pantry With Ingredients from Around the World, Care of These Online Shops. This is such a great piece of design: We Need To Talk About How Nissan Made The Best Fuel Gauge Ever. My Ford Fiesta just went from 1/8 of a tank to empty in one leap.
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