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As the weeather gets warmer and the days get longer. people are naturally drawn to the beach. Lots of people take vacation specifically so they can visit the most beautiful beaches around the world. But the beach isn't only about catching rays and laying on a towel, it's about diving into mother nature's giant swimming pool. Here are some great destinations to do just that.

Ever taken an interest in learning a new language but you weren’t quite sure at the best approach to start learning? Well, thanks to the internet, there are so many websites right at your fingertips that are great for helping you to learn a new language. Language study is not a one-size-fits-all hobby, and no single style of learning will appeal to all learners.

Google Maps is undoubtedly something that millions of people are using for guidance on their trips. However, a sleepy suburb in the rural parts of Australia recently received a serious influx of stranded tourists after a glitch in the system mislead hundreds of tourists there instead to the Blue Mountains. 

If you are into unicorns, this is your dream destination. If you ever find yourself in Bangkok you must stop by at the Unicorn Cafe. You'll experience rainbows and unicorns and it will be magical.

Garden gnomes go missing all the time. It’s not an unusual phenomenon. Drunk fratboys steal them. Neighborhood children smash them. Sometimes they just get washed away in the rain. Maybe that’s why people don’t get too emotionally attached to garden gnomes. So when Bev York, a resident of British Columbia, noticed one of her gnomes was missing one morning, she just shrugged it off. Such is the fate of many garden gnomes. But this gnome’s story had a decidedly different ending. This gnome came back, and he had a fascinating tale to tell.