An Elderly Couple Took The Same Picture Every Season, However The Last Picture Kept Me Speechless

Pictures are memorable objects, when looking back at them they instantly unleash many emotions, a picture says more than a thousand words!

It is very hard to explain the emotions you bear with a single picture, sometimes even impossible.

A single picture can represent a bundle of emotions at once, sometimes the easiest way to express yourself is simply by showing an image or picture.

This lovely couple have been happily ever married for many years, and they bear a tradition with them by taking the same picture every single season. However;the final picture of their photo book ended up in being something very sad.

They would stand in the same position through good and bad weather, in front of their house. By observing the pictures thoroughly, you are easily able to see the unconditional love that those two shared among each other.

These pictures were represent their joy and happiness in life over the years, but the last picture put me into tears!

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And Then this sad thing had to happen!

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Journalist ken Griffiths of the Sunday Times took a picture of his parents from 1973 onward. Its a tradition they kept up for years and the result are beautiful. In the Spring, they stand proudly over their flower and during the winter, they come closer together. Its a love story told through seasons and photographs. Definitely worth a look. 

Love is eternal, and will last forever even after passing away. We kindly invite you to share this with your loved ones, showing them the true emotions of love.

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Amazing Underground City Was Discovered During The Renovation Of A House

During a renovation of the house from a Turkish man in 1963 he made a world changing discovery.

Behind a wall they had to remove, a hidden chamber appeared, it turned out to be the first look on a lost city called Derinkuyu. The city expands to at least 18 floors underground and isn't the biggest but the deepest in history. A very complicated network of several galleries which are connected multiple chambers and buildings.

The city is one of the lost cities of Cappadocia which are constructed thousands of years ago.

Here is the first gallery:

Historians think it was built around 8 before Christ and was used by around 20.000 residents.

It was a very useful spot for defense against armies and natural disasters.

On the next page you will find out that this city was full of other surprises..

This city had a lot more surprises:

There are several entrances to other rooms

Even a ventilation system is aboard to provide fresh air

Also drinkable water was available to avoid dehydration and intoxication and it also wasn't in contact with main ground.

The entire city can be locked down by using large round stones.

A lot of rooms had different functions like schools, shops, graves and churches.

The Derinkuyu underground city (Cappadocian Greek: Ανακού) is an ancient multi-level underground city in the Derinkuyu district in Nevşehir Province, Turkey. Extending to a depth of approximately 60 m (200 feet), it is large enough to have sheltered as many as 20,000 people together with their livestock and food stores. It is the largest excavated underground city in Turkey and is one of several underground complexes found across Cappadocia.

It was opened to visitors in 1969 and about half of the underground city is currently accessible to tourists.

I will live their if there's a massive and huge disaster or war happened..

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A Girl Who Died In 1920 Still Opens Her Eyes In Her Coffin, This Is Really Freaky and Creppy

Meet the Rosalia Lombardo, she is known as the "Sleeping Beauty". Back in the 1900's people who passed away were sometimes embalmed in a particular way, in order to stay well preserved for many years. Alfrede Salafia, was one of the best people who embalmed the bodies keeping the body intact after passing away, as Rosalia Lombardo is considered to be the best embalmed mummy maintaining her original appearance.

After passing away due to pneumonia, something very strange happened to her which drew massive attention within the media. The myth about a "Sleeping Beauty" has been hunting our minds for decades, as the girl who has passed away in the year in the 1920's still manages to open and close her eyes. Some say she is still alive, however I doubt that it is it possible for someone to survive for such a long time!

According to Dario Piombino-Mascali, who is the curator of the Capuchin Catacombs in Sicily, there is no chance that this Myth could be true. He stated that the pictures taken were illustrated different, due to "an optical illusion produced by the light that filters through the side windows, which during the day is subject to change”

I really would like to believe the phenomenon Piombino-Mascali is describing is fake, however if you view the images above they look very real! We would like to invite you to share your opinions about Rasalia Lombardo, this topic remains very freaky!

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5 (FIVE) Biggest Mysteries on Earth have never been Solved

Everybody has a list of which places they want to visit before they die, places you don't know yet. But there are a few places not everybody knows about which aren't particularly famous or beautiful but more very mysterious.

1. The Mayans and the End of the World!!!

The Maya's are a population from the south of Mexico and North of Central America. For over decades the Maya's did their own calculations and used their own calendars. And these calculations are the finest we've ever seen in human history. The Maya's calendar ended exactly on December 21, 2012. So was it is the end? yes in the end? but also a new beginning the Maya's said.

According to  the Mayan's the biggest chances of the world's ending are the TSUNAMI'S, NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS, WORLD WIDE CRISIS & etc...

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2. The ATLANTIS

Everybody heard of the story, the mysterious sunken island of Atlantis. The only information we have about this island is a map and small story from philosopher Plato. 



3. The Bermuda Triangle

This one of my favorite, The Bermuda Triangle. It's a large triangle between Florida, the Bermuda Islands and Puerto Rico. This place won the mysterious name because strange things started to happen from the beginning of 1920. A lot of ships and boats just disappeared from the radar when they were in the triangle.

There are o lot of eyewitnesses who saw the strangest things over

there like UFO's, strong magnetic fields, other dimensions and sea monsters. We don't know if the answers to these stories are real, it's up to you to judge about it.

4. The Stone Hedge

This is a big wall from stone close to Amesbury, England. There isn't a place like this so many people are talking about it's great mysteries. If you look to it as a monument it's beautiful and amazing, especially at sunset.

But the myth is ever more beautiful, these rocks are in a perfect circle more than 5000 years. Okay so we know this now, BUT how this people created this circle of stones in the time they lived is un-explainable. Some of these stones weigh more than 26 tons. Even with the machines we have nowadays it is a tough job.

5. Easter Island

On the coast of Chili there is a island called Easter Island. There is a lot of beautiful stuff to see on the island, but also a big mystery.

The are multiple stone statues which are way too high to be build by humans in that time, they're called: Moai. Nobody really knows exactly why they're built and by who.