When it comes to houses, most people have the idea that bigger is better. However, this one woman took a completely different approach towards her home. She went the unconventional “smaller is better” route. She gave up size to acquire a whole lot of quality. We can’t definitively say that smaller is better but she’s got the entire internet now buzzing about her amazing little home. Check it out below.
Her beautiful little home is just 320 square feet in size. It’s located cliffside on Whitsand Bay in Cornwall, England.
She may not have pure size but she does have this amazing view.
Don’t let the square footage fool you. The house has been cleverly designed to make it feel a lot bigger than it actually is.
Most of the house is surrounded in glass doors. This allows her to open up the space quite a bit during the day.
Just open up one of the doors, bring the table out, and eat your food while looking at the sea.
If for some reason you want to eat indoors, there is a nice little kitchen to do so.
After your meal, you can kickback in the living room. Let the ocean air revitalize your soul as you take a nap on the couch.
Need to freshen up? It’s got a pretty sweet bathroom set up as well.
Here’s a quick view from one end of the house to the other.
When it’s time for dinner, just step back outside and dine in the company of natural beauty.
End the day by watching the sunset with your loved ones. Just step away from your living room.
I can’t imagine how nice it must be to wake up to this sort of sight every morning.
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Selfies are addictive — and as with any addiction, those who partake will exhibit riskier and riskier behavior to get a better fix. In October, park officials at the Taylor Creek Visitor Center in South Lake Tahoe had to warn tourists to stop taking selfies with bears — they were getting too close and it was dangerous.
A Polish tourist fell to her death from a bridge in Seville, Spain, while trying to snap a selfie. Even the bodies of victims recovered from the Mount Ontake volcano eruption in Japan were found clutching smart phones, having taken pictures of the spewing ash and lava. Extreme selfies are a thing, and they’re here to stay. And while getting the perfect shot can be dangerous, it can also produce some pretty amazing pictures. Here are some of the craziest selfies from around the world.
Hottest Selfie Ever – red lava in the Marum crater of the Ambrym volcano in the South Pacific country of VanuatuSalvation Alex Aryutov – The picture was taken after several hours of filming surfing on one of the biggest waves of Mauritius – ManawaDived Alex Aryutov – Surfer photographer – quite a difficult profession. The best shots are taken at the wide-angle lens, which means that in order to achieve maximum results you need to be in close proximity to the subjectHello, old fellow by Stanislav Zhernosenko – Sri Lanka, Tusa turtleMODEL FOR ASSEMBLY by Svetlana Sosnovskaya – The picture was taken 6/29/2014, at the Museum of Contemporary Art “Kiasma” in Helsinki, FinlandWaiting for a flight by Julie Akimova – It was a wonderful summer. Here I am absolutely happy in waiting for the flight for our trip to China.Kubana 2013 by Vitaly Movsha – Festival Kubana 2013. Pretty dusty Selfie :))Flying over the Navajo bay – Vitaliy Tkachov – Greece, Zakynthos Island, Bay Navajo. Approximate 200 meters height . July 2014.Un amor Lanzarote by Saliva – A fascinating journey to the island of Lanzarote in the village FamaraParagliding in the Himalayas by Alexander Borisov – Sealed achieve the highest point of flying during training solo flight paragliding in the Himalayas. Location – northern India, mountain Tibetan settlement Bir.Life is good by Evgeny GovorovClimbing the Mont blanc by Ivan KutasovBut how? by Shelaputov AlexanderNavajo! by Vladimir Gusev – on top of the well-known Bay Navajo in the North West of the Greek island of (Zakynthos) It was scary … beautifully Scary!In the world of sharks by Stanislav Zhernosenko – Philippines on. Cebu Whale shark 13mFreedom by Stasyan – Morning train Colombo-Galle, September 2, 2014All the colors of life by FunkyKat @ the Holly Colors Festifal, IndiaI’ll be there for you by Ася Нуриева – It was one of the most memorable days in the history of our friendship. The first festival of colors in Kazan. Our faces Shows everything 🙂
When your light bulb stops working, don’t hurry to throw it out – with just a little bit of work, you can give it a new life. There are plenty of creative and fun ways to upcycle this object into many useful things.
From vases and candy containers to terrariums and ornaments, the lightbulb’s form lends itself to plenty of functional and aesthetic projects.
Whether you’re turning one into a bud vase or covering it with twine to masquerade as a pear, these versatile pieces of glass belong anywhere but in your trash. We’ve rounded up 20+ brilliant ways to breathe new life into your burnt out bulbs.
Jaco Marx has two very unrelated occupations. He is a dental surgeon and is also a passionate photographer and conservationist. Marx lives in central South Africa, and spends much of his leisure time taking pictures of the African wilderness. Given the majesty of the place, the results are nothing short of stunning.
Here’s a gallery of African wildlife in black and white. These monochrome pictures’ aim is to portray African wildlife a bit different to the norm with high contrast monochrome tones.
Winston Churchill famously said, “We make a living by what we get. We make a life by what we give.”
Here are 34 Not Especially Random Acts Of Kindness To Try Out Today.”
Put a little love in your heart. Thinking of u France #JeSuisCharlie
1. Bring coffee to the interns at work who are always tasked with going on coffee runs.
2. When it is crowded on public transportation, offer your seat to someone in high heels. They might have an interview!
3. Send your mother a thank-you card on your birthday. It’s a special day to her too.
4. Tell a stranger in the dressing room who is shopping alone that something looks great on them.
5. Post a group photo from childhood to Facebook and tag people you have as friends but don’t connect to often.
6. Email your favorite writer or reporter with a brief note about how their work inspires you.
7. If you have trouble communicating with a parent, give them a copy of your favorite book and ask them to read it. It’s a way for them to know you better without having to talk.
8. Buy your cat or dog a cut of fancy meat meant for humans on the anniversary of their adoption. Or on Valentine’s Day!
9. Leave a nice review for one of your childhood teachers on RateMyTeacher.com.
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10. If a person is attempting to get a stroller up or down stairs alone, help them.
11. Make a bad Photoshop of your best friend and their celebrity crush in an elaborate wedding scene. Text it to them without any comments.
12. Like someone’s selfies on Instagram, even if you hate selfies.
13. Find a way to tell a receptionist or administrative assistant at your work that you know that their work is not only difficult, but requires a very particular set of skills and knowledge. It’s true and few people say it.
14. Proactively introduce yourself to people who move into your building or onto your block and offer to help them with moving-in tasks.
15. Leave a big tip for a server being mistreated by other customers and a note that thanks them for great service.
16. If you use the last of the toilet paper in a public bathroom stall, find a way to replace it so the next person isn’t left hanging.
17. Buy food you don’t necessarily want from enthusiastic kids selling it. You can give it to a food bank or the homeless or literally anyone else later.
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19. Give a reusable water bottle full of water to a homeless person.
20. Write your 50 favorite things about a friend who has just gone through a breakup.
21. Smile at a mother whose baby is crying. Everyone else is scowling at her.
22. Compliment an older person’s outfit. It happens less and less as you get older.
23. Ask a grandparent to tell you a story about when they were your age. Listen to it.
24. Tell a recently divorced friend that you’re there for them, withhold advice for them.
25. Listen to an entire album by an artist you don’t like but a parent loves. Tell them one nice thing about it.
26. Tell a younger sibling how much you’ve learned from them.
27. Donate towels and blankets to an animal shelter.
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28. Say “Good morning” to strangers in the elevator.
29. Thank a doctor and dentist for spending all that time in school so that they could help you stay healthy. These professions have very high suicide rates.
30. Learn to say “Hello” and “Thank you” in the native language of immigrants from work, school, and in your neighborhood.
31. Tell a small child in your family that you’ve met Santa Claus or the Easter bunny in person.
32. Thank the contact in human resources who conducted your initial interview for opening the door to your current opportunity.
33. If you’re saying nice things about a person who is not present, text them to let them know.
34. If you’re just thinking nice things about a person, text them to let them know.
If these photos will not make you wish you pack your bags and travel, nothing else will! 🙂
So Pack your bags and explore this beautiful world. Here are also some Interesting Facts That Will Make You Want To Travel.
A view of Positano from the roof of the Hotel Villa Franca
1. Travel can help improve your problem-solving skills.
2. One out of eight jobs in the U.S. depends on travel and tourism.
Cordoba profunda, Spain
3. Taking a vacation can lower your risk of heart disease.
Medieval Borough of Castelo de Vide, Spain
4. Studies show that money spent on travel makes you happier than money spent on material goods.
Obidos, Portugal
5. Benefits of travel are almost immediate. After only a day or two, 89% of people experience significant drops in stress.
Dusk in Street of flowers, Cordoba, Spain
6. Travel has been shown to help aid those suffering from depression.
Jaen, Andalucia, Spain
7. And travel has been shown to promote overall brain health.
Cordoba, Spain
8. Couples who travel together have reported increased feelings of intimacy.
Calle del Castillo de Castellar, Spain
9. The U.S. is the only developed country in the world without a single legally required paid vacation day or holiday.
Cordoba, Andalucia, Spain
10. Austrian citizens are said to have the most vacation time of any country. Austria guarantees workers a legal minimum of 22 paid vacation days and 13 paid holidays each year.
Sunset in Nerja, Malaga, Andalucia, Spain
11. Travel can make you more creative.
Frigiliana, Andalucia, Spain
12. Travel can also make you smarter.
13. France is the most visited country in the world.
Santorini. Greece
14. And the most visited city in the world, as of 2013 data, is Bangkok.
Fuengirola at dusk from Mijas, Spain
15. Honolulu is the only place in the U.S. that has a royal palace.
Mijas
16. Russia produces the most oxygen in the world.
Spello, Perugia, Italy
17. France covers the most time zones.
Umbria, Italy
18.With more than 3 million lakes, Canada has the most lakes in the world.
Calle Spello – Umbria – Italia
19. Mongolia is the least densely populated place in the world. There are four people per square mile.
Eze – a tiny village in Provence
20. Niger has the youngest population of any country.
Seaside, Kastelorizo, Greece
21. And India is the most diverse country in the world.
Marbella, Spain
22. Monaco is smaller than Central Park in New York City.
Ebeltoft
23. Papa New Guinea has the largest number of languages spoken.
Santorni, Greece
24. Canada has the most educated population in the world, with 50% of the population being educated at the post-secondary level.
Santorini, Greece
25. 99% of Libya is desert.
Santorini-market, Greece
26. The U.S. has the largest number of citizens behind bars.
Ravello, Italy
27. Hartsfield-Jackson Airport in Atlanta is the world’s busiest airport.
Amazing Venice, Italy
28. There are 61,000 people in the air over the U.S. at any given time on any given day.
Famous Capri Island, Italy
29. That’s probably because 1/3 of the world’s airports are located in the U.S.
Venice, Italy
30. The San Alfonso del Mar resort in Chile has the world’s largest swimming pool. It holds 66 million gallons.
She may not have pure size but she does have this amazing view.
Don’t let the square footage fool you. The house has been cleverly designed to make it feel a lot bigger than it actually is.
Most of the house is surrounded in glass doors. This allows her to open up the space quite a bit during the day.
Just open up one of the doors, bring the table out, and eat your food while looking at the sea.
If for some reason you want to eat indoors, there is a nice little kitchen to do so.
After your meal, you can kickback in the living room. Let the ocean air revitalize your soul as you take a nap on the couch.
Need to freshen up? It’s got a pretty sweet bathroom set up as well.
Here’s a quick view from one end of the house to the other.
When it’s time for dinner, just step back outside and dine in the company of natural beauty.
End the day by watching the sunset with your loved ones. Just step away from your living room.
I can’t imagine how nice it must be to wake up to this sort of sight every morning.
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2. One out of eight jobs in the U.S. depends on travel and tourism.
13. France is the most visited country in the world.
