This awesome bridge of the 19th century uses its reflection to be created what to seem, be A Perfect Circle. 

The LOCATED AMONG GREEN FOLIAGE in Kromlau, the Kromlauer park of Germany, gracefully arch Chertov Bridge known as Rakotzbrücke which was specially constructed to create a circle when it is reflected in waters below it.

Authorized in 1860 by the knight of the local city, the thin arch stretching on Rakotzsee waters is approximately constructed of a various local stone. As there are a lot of so doubtful intervals across the whole Europe, Rakotzbrücke is known as “Chertov Bridge,” because of a colloquialism that such bridges were so dangerous or amazing that they have to be, were built by a Satan. While the bridge (as with everything others) was created by mortal hands, his builders, really it seemed, kept a bridge esthetic in higher relation, than its usefulness.

Any end of Rakotzbrücke is decorated with the thin mountain spires created to resemble natural columns of basalt which occur in many places in Germany. Besides, the curvature of the bridge is intended to be one half of A Perfect Circle so that when waters aren’t mobile and light was correct, it creates the illusion of a full-stone circle.

Today, the bridge can be still considered in the park, but crossing of the growing old remnant is forbidden to save it.

Updating: As of August 2019 the bridge is in process of construction, and the lake was drained. 

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The bridge is visited best of all during falling when foliage adds a surprise element to already surrealistic look. This bridge is located in the Kromlauer Park in East Germany best of all access is got, moving. While consideration of the bridge is welcomed, crossing of the bridge is strictly forbidden. As of June 2018 about the bridge reported somehow to be the object of repair.  

The lake Netron in Tanzania - one of the most serene lakes in Africa, but it—also a source of some of the majority of photos of phantasmagorical ever taken - images which watch as though the living animals immediately hardened.

Alkaline water in the Lake Netron has pH whole 10.5 is already caustic, it can burn skin and eyes of animals which aren’t adapted to it. The alkalinity of water arrives from a carbonate of sodium and other minerals which flow to the lake from surrounding hills. And deposits of a carbonate of sodium - which was once used in the Egyptian mummification - also, work as fantastic type of preservative for those animals, enough unsuccessful to die in Lake Netron waters.

Despite some messages of mass media, the animal simply didn’t harden and died after an entrance to contact with lake water. Actually, alkaline waters of the lake Netron support the prospering ecosystem of saline soils, freshwater boggy places, a flamingo and other near-water birds, a tilapia and seaweed which numerous packs of a flamingo eat. Now, the photographer Nick Brandt took the pursuing images of the lake and its dead in the book called “Through the Ruined Earth” (Books by Abrams, 2013). [Photos: lake Netron Brosayet Svoikh Mertvykh]

Brandt found the remains of a flamingo and other animals with the Cretaceous deposits of a carbonate of sodium depicting in general their bodies in intense simplification. “I unexpectedly found beings - all manner of birds and bats - washed up along the coastline of the Lake Netron,” Brandt in the book wrote. “Nobody knows for sure for certain as they die, but …, water has very high soda and content of salt, is so high that it would undress ink from my boxes of a film of Kodak within several seconds.”

“I took these beings when I found them on the coastline and then placed them in the ‘living’ positions, having returned them to ‘life’ as it was,” Brandt wrote, having addressed a way which he changed location of animals. “Restored to life, live again in death.”

During the reproduction period, more than 2 million small flamingos (insignificant Phoenicopterus) use the small lake as the main favorable circumstances in Africa. Nests of a flamingo are founded on small islands which are formed in the lake during the dry season.

The lake Netron—one or the other alkaline lakes in that area of East Africa; another Lake Bauchi. Both are limited lakes which don’t follow to any river or the sea; they eat hot springs and the small rivers. As small lakes in hot climate, their water temperature can reach the whole 106 degrees Fahrenheit (41 degrees Celsius).

Tranquility of the Lake Netron - and its populations with a flamingo - is threatened by the offered hydroelectric power station on the river of Ewaso Negro, the main river feeding the lake. As remote as the lake (it wasn’t even revealed Europeans till 1954) isn’t present any measures of protection on the place for the lake or its population of a flamingo which is threatened.

Corrections and clarifications: A federal magistrate has not granted permission for Jenny Cudd to leave the country, as indicated in a previous version of this story.

A woman accused of participating in the riot Jan. 6 at the U.S. Capitol asked a federal judge for permission to leave the country on vacation this month.

In a court filing Monday, lawyers for Jenny Louise Cudd requested the court’s blessing to travel to Mexico’s Riviera Maya from Feb. 18 to 21 for a prepaid “work-related bonding retreat” with her employees and their spouses.

Cudd, a small-business owner in Midland, Texas, is on pretrial release after being charged with two misdemeanor offenses, including entering a federal building without permission and engaging in disorderly conduct.

The filing, obtained by USA TODAY, noted that Cudd has no prior criminal history and has remained in contact with her attorney and pretrial service officer, who had no objection to her proposed travel plan. Prosecutors took “no position” on the request.

When filing motions, attorneys add prewritten text for the judge to sign when granting the order. The federal magistrate’s office said permission has not been granted and wouldn’t say when a ruling might come. Attorneys for Cudd did not respond to USA TODAY’s request for comment on the request.

Under the conditions of her release, Cudd is not allowed to travel to Washington unless it is for a court appearance or a meeting with her attorneys or pretrial services officer. She’s not allowed to travel outside Texas, and international travel must be approved by a judge.

Cudd was one of many who confirmed participation in the riot on social media, saying in a Facebook video, “I was here today on Jan. 6th when the new revolution started at the Capitol.”

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The FBI said her videos and photos placed her in the Capitol during the riot.

After a speech by then-President Donald Trump outside the White House, rioters stormed the Capitol, intent on stopping Vice President Mike Pence and Congress from confirming the Electoral College vote declaring Joe Biden the winner of the 2020 presidential election.

On the video, Cudd said, “This is all raw, and I’m going to be swearing. I’m so (expletive) mad, I can’t even see straight, and my heart breaks for my country.”

In an interview with Texas ABC affiliate NewsWest 9, she denied any wrongdoing, saying, “I went inside the Capitol completely legally, and I did not do anything to hurt anybody or destroy any property.” She said she did not have any weapons or ammunition with her in the Capitol.

The viral video resulted in negative attention for her floral business, Becky’s Flowers.

Cudd told the ABC affiliate she’d received “seven different death threats,” and her business received 500 negative reviews on Google from across the country rather than from local patrons.

“So what they’re trying to do is cancel me because I stood up for what I believe in, and I can tell you this it’s – and it’s what I’ve told everybody – I would do it again in a heartbeat," Cudd said.

Salar De Uyuni of Bolivia is considered one of the most extreme and remarkable prospects in all South America if not Earth. 

In certain times of the year, the next overflow of lakes and a thin water layer transforms apartments to fine reflection of the sky. This beautiful and otherworldly landscape serves as the profitable place of extraction for salt and lithium - the element responsible for turning on of laptops, smartphones and electric vehicles. In addition to local workers who receive these minerals, the landscape is the homeland of the first-ever salty hotel and inhabited by the tourists overturning the road. Sharp beauty and abandonment can make Salar De Uyuni soil for an improbable impression or a logistic nightmare. Here the guide on the help:

HOW TO REACH THERE

Located in difficulty of Bolivia, Chile, and Argentina, the logistics and duration of your trip to Salar De Uyuni soil will depend on where you occur from. Tour comes from three main places:

Uyuni, Bolivia: the most popular point of the attack for salty tours of apartments, Uyuni - the small, dusty city filled with services of tourism on Plaza Arce, its main square. Tourists can book tours in advance online through tourist offices in La Paz, or they can just arrive in Uyuni and see options in the city. As to Uyuni it is so close to salty apartments, tourists can easily reserve day trips. Flights from La Paz to Uyuni can be reserved through Amazonas and BoA (one hour, a trip there and back approximately for $130). Night buses from La Paz are available with the Transaction Omar and Todo Turismo (10–12 hours, $30 to $40 every way).

San Pedro de Atacama, Chile: tourists Adzhenkis Drive to border before tour transfer to the Bolivian operator. Because of distance, it is three excursions for the whole day.

Tupiza, Bolivia: It is the best starting point for the tourists coming from Argentina. Tour operators recommend four excursions for the whole day from Tupiza, having visited Salar De Uyuni in the last day.

WHEN TO GO

At Salar De Uyuni, there are two excellent seasons. A rainy season (From December to April) - when visitors come to test the effect of a mirror of Seler taking the breath away. Be afraid of an excessive rain in December and January when it can call tourist cancellations. During the dry season (From May to November) temperatures colder, the earth became stronger, and tourists can go through absolutely white landscape to places which aren’t available during a rainy season. Tour operators consider from June to August the high period, and the prices can rise respectively.

TOUR CHOICE

While salty apartments - one of the most popular sights of Bolivia is only a small part of the magnificent region of Altiplano. Many visitors play about three excursions for the whole day (or longer) which includes deserts, volcanoes, geysers, hot springs and high-rise lakes on the South. Tour from San Pedro de Atacama and Tupiza as already plan will drive these places.

Tourists can choose between the general tour (cheaper and standardized) or private tour (with higher price and cut out by custom). The general tours usually provide to Spanish-speaking guides who serve as the driver and the chef. They follow a firm route which will hardly place separate inquiries and can interfere with a certain time of day as sunrise or a decline. Private tours, unlike it, can be adjusted to sympathy of the client, having given to tourists more control over a route and ability to go in a solitude to volcanoes or caves. Private tours also provide to the English-speaking guide, the chef and more convenient vehicle.

Check Internet reviews and guides carefully to choose dear guide. Avoid the companies which offer very low prices - they cannot provide to the accredited guide or the working car which can endanger tourists. Also ask the agency whether they transport extraordinary radio and a package of first aid.

HOW TO TAKE EXCELLENT PICTURES

One of the highlights Salar De Uyuni - the infinite horizon which allows photographers to play with prospects and depth of sharpness. Places of battle of a stage with toy dinosaurs prepare the friends in pots and pans or crawling from by sight huge cans of peanut butter. The key to excellent photos has to receive the camera low to the earth and is close to your support. It gives prospect that a support larger than test people who stand further. Don’t allow the objects to risk too far though - it is more than a distance between a support and objects, the heavier it will have to keep everything in the center. If your camera resolves, make an aperture of the narrowest.

UNNECESSARY DETAILS

At the level of nearly 12,000 feet above sea level, visitors can suffer from a high-rise disease if they correctly didn’t acclimatize. Signs include nausea, headaches and insomnia among others. Discuss various options for prevention and treatment of a high-rise disease with your doctor before your trip.

Bolivia demands that a tourist visa ($160 for the American citizens) and also the certificate of inoculations of yellow fever drove to the country.

Collision of a human mistake and natural geothermal pressure created this geological surprise of color of the rainbow.

THIS Blek-Rok LOOKING ON the ALIEN GEYSER On the edge of the Desert is actually made by the person. But it wasn't placed there purposely.

The property of Rancho of Polet is located in Geothermal Apartments of Nevada of Hualapai, the area known for its unique geothermal pools. On property there are three geysers. The first, known as the Wizard, was created more than 100 years ago, during effort to make the desert applicable for agriculture. Drilling well, workers strike geothermal water which made about 200 degrees Fahrenheit. As water wasn't suitable for agricultural use, this geyser was left alone. the 10-12-foot cone of a carbonate of calcium is created as a result of the content of mineral substances of water.

In 1964 the geothermal energy company drilled the test well on the same place. They struck the same water which was hotter, but not rather hot in their purposes. It was well, presumably, again sealed, but apparently, the cap didn't keep. The new, bigger geyser appeared in several hundred feet north of the original. The taken-away its pressure of water, older cone remains active, but on significantly reduced rate.

This second geyser, now known as Polet's Geyser, grew as minerals from water were deposited into the surfaces of the desert. It has several opening having the cone form which the sizes of six feet height have, and sits on a high embankment.

The third geyser known as the Desire Geyser found in 2006 as believe natural origin. This formation of a volcanic form grows with a speed of six inches a year.

As there are several streams of a geyser, this geyser didn't create a cone, so big as the first, but instead constantly growing is alien the looking embankment which shoots at water to five feet in air. The geyser is covered with mineral deposits and thermophilic seaweed which prospers in the crude, hot environment. The combination led to several shades of green and red color which add to this world emergence.

In June, 2016 the noncommercial Burning Project of the Person bought the property of Rancho of Polet for $6.5 million. Their mission is in protecting and restoring the habitats found in limits of 3.800-akrovy property which include boggy places, springs, fields of a wormwood and a playa. In May, 2018 they opened the ranch for the public for the first time in two decades.

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The geyser is visible from the state Route 34 North of the city of Dzherlak.

Public visits aren't allowed, but Friends of owners Black Rock Huy-Rock weekly walks in the forest on property from April to October. These walks in the forest without devices, and to visitors don't allow to take pictures during walk. At the end of walk you will have time to receive your camera and to be enough some photos.

In 2004 the PARISIAN POLICE charged to make educational maneuvers in earlier novel part of Catacombs of Paris below Palais de Chaillot. Entering catacombs through leak, officials at first faced the sign which read "A building site, any access", and the camera which actively made record of images of those who passed is a little further in. As officials approached the camera, record of bark of dogs was called.

The police which occurred more deeply in tunnels and the found cave on 500 square meters with completely equipped movie theater. It turned on the huge screen of movie theater, the equipment for design, chairs and a handful of movies, from movie noir classics to recent thrillers. Someone turned this thrown underground cave into a confidential amphitheater. Besides, in following "number", the police found completely supplied bar and restaurant, together with tables and chairs. Opening left police confused, not to mention professional installation of electricity and three phone lines.

Three days later the police returned with experts from the French Commission on Electricity to try to find out where the power arrived from. Cables were cut also the note lying on the read floor, "Don't try to find us".

Tunnels of a pit existed on the outskirts of Paris since the Roman times. Limestone in these pits constructed Paris as we know that it today, and eventually, helped the city to extend to such an extent when, pits were directly under busy Metropol. About 200 miles of labyrinthine tunnels as believe, exist.

Despite the extensive length of the tunnelled, underground world, only its small section it is open for the public. This tiny portion known as Denfert-Rochereau Crypt, or more usually, "Catacombs", became one of the main tourist attractions in Paris.

In the popular place, bone remains of about six - seven million former Parisians are placed. Not all areas of Catacombs are open for the public. Back at the end of the 18th century, the cemetery became overpopulated. Cemeteries, such as Les Innocents were so filled by the dead that it led to the improper funeral open for graves, and dug out corpses. Neighbors began to get sick with infectious diseases because of unhealthy conditions of the cemetery.

Les Innocents wasn't the only cemetery which was condemned. Many other cemeteries became overpopulated, calling problems for residents of Paris. With tons of empty pits police and the priests equally carefully set bones to the repaired part of a tunnel for the period between 1787 and 1814. As some famous people were buried at those "crowded" cemeteries probably that their bones were passed Catacombs. Some prominent French who remove from bones could be placed in Catacombs, Charles Perrault (known for the Little Red Riding Hood, the Puss in Boots and the Cinderella), Jean de La Fontaine (known for Fables), Simon Vouyet (painter), Salomon de Brosse (architect who designed the Luxembourg Palace in Paris), and Francois Girardon (sculptor). 

Catacombs became a popular place of interest for the royal families and important people and in 1867, the area was open for general public.

Because of their old age, career not the part of official Catacombs were considered as unsafe Parisian officials. Nevertheless, the size and length of tunnels prevent to keep a secret societies, thieves, artists and the curious public from an entrance to dangerous network.

In the 1980th the movement was devoted to a research of tunnels. After opening of confidential movie theater, Patrick Olk, the photographer close to responsible group told that opening "was a disgrace, but not doomsday". There are dozens of other meeting places just as that the police found in a mysterious labyrinth. It finished, speaking, "you guys don't know what to be there".

Because of vandalism and theft of several skulls, catacombs were closed from October, 2009 to December of the same year. With repeated opening of the place there arrives additional safety and checks of a bag after transition.

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It is a popular place of interest, and expectation to enter often is more than hour. To avoid a long queue, buy the tickets in advance. Other council would go there to a low season and outside the French School break.

For safety and the reasons of preservation, it is forbidden to bring suitcases and baggage to Catacombs. On the place there are no conveniences of wardrobe.