Auto World Magflipped into Around The World Abandoned, Forgotten and Mysterious Places Around VancouverBy MONTECRISTO MagazineFrom lonely powerhouses that hide a forgotten illegal history to an explosion in a grain silo that left a ghost to haunt a local hospital, these are stories of a Vancouver that has disappearedâalmost.
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Hellie Bellieflipped into #whateverstuffThe controversial world of slum tourismâand four more stories you should readBy National GeographicThese are the fascinating stories we think you should read after a long week.
Pierre Guerinflipped into HISTORY / ARCHEOLOGYThe Worst Part Of Pompeii's Destruction Isn't What You ThinkBy GrungeYou might think the most disturbing part of the eruption of Mount Vesuvius that destroyed Pompeii, Herculaneum, and other towns was that the people living there had no warning. If they had better technology, or even saw a bit of smoke or a stream of lava, they might have realized what was going on and been able to escape in time. It's the inevitability of the deaths of thousands of people that seems so tragic; like it's ridiculously unfair they weren't given a fighting chance.
