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It is unlikely to find three types of miscellaneous ecosystems on one island and this is the case of Cumberland Island and Cumberland Island , which forms the westernmost of the United States in the Atlantic Ocean Earth point. 

Starting amazing oak trees surrounded by Spanish moss, which gives them the appearance of an enchanted forest extracted from the Lord of the Rings; vast palm groves of palm to incredible beaches inhabited by wild horses can be seen in this strange island belonging to the state of Georgia.


At the time the Spanish arrived in 1566, to name it the Island of San Pedro, built a garrison and mission of San Pedro de Mocama. The Mocama was Native Americans, people living in coastal areas of what are now northern Florida and southeastern Georgia and spoke a dialect known as Timucua language. The island was under the rule of the chieftainship Tacatacuru. In 1683, French pirates attacked Cumberland Island, producing the looting and burning of many buildings. Many indigenous and Spanish missionaries fled the island.


An attack in 1684 by the Spanish pirate Thomas Jingle led to the final abandonment of the island. In the late seventeenth century the organization was Mocama disintegrated due to wars and infectious diseases. Most of the Mocamas had converted to Christianity before leaving the island.

  In 1733 the British took the island, erecting a fortress in the southernmost point of the island called Fort William. 

After the British defeated the Spanish at the Battle of Bloody Marsh in 1742, the need for strong finished.



When the naturalist William Bartram visited it in 1774 the island was virtually uninhabited. 

At the time of the great oak plantations began in 1783 until 1880 when it was purchased by the Carnegie family for their winter vacation retreat. These were Scottish steel magnates, built on the island Dungeness Mansion, golf courses, swimming pools and 40 buildings to house 200 staff.


With the Great Depression remained empty mansion and Carnegie stopped frequenting the island. The mansion was burned by a poacher, Carnegie nowadays is owners of 90% of the island. Currently, Cumberland is a nature reserve. The island is famous for its wild horses, are also sharks in it its shores, white-tailed deer, squirrels, raccoons, nine-banded armadillos, wild boar and American crocodiles. The island is only accessible by boat.

A flowery Atacama desert, Chile_  In the driest place on earth, between September and November, begins a wonderful phenomenon where hundreds of species of flowers lining the floor of this amazing wilderness.


This event only occurs in this part of the world, meets rains during these months, making reborn bulbs and seeds sprout in a place where life seems not exist throughout the year.


200 species of flowers found in the desert of Atacama , are endemic to the place and can not be displayed elsewhere on the planet. 
This event is directly related to the El Niño phenomenon that overheats the currents of the Chilean coast, creating the beginning rainfall in this amazing wilderness .

In the province of Brasov are the mountains Fagaras , the highest point of the Southern Carpathians and the vast region of Transylvania core territory of historical Voivodeship. One of the curiosities of Romania when planning a trip to Eastern Europe.


In this wonderful area inhabited castle, ghosts of warriors, wolves, bears, deer and wild boars, we find the small town of Fagaras with only 28,000 inhabitants. Over the years these lands were occupied by Romans, Greeks, Mongols, Goths, Huns, Avars, Slavs, Magyars and Bulgarians.


The best route to explore this area is the road called the Transfăgărăşan running through the mountains  Fagaras . Usually open only between June and September, due to unfavorable weather conditions in the rest of the year. Les closer images of the Fagaras mountains, an area full of stories and legends of vampires.

Among the curiosities of Tierra del Fuego , near Ushuaia , about 20 km, is one of the places you should not miss if you have to travel to the southernmost city in the world.


The emerald lagoon is an amazing hole whose color honors his name and is the result of the melting of huge glaciers that covered the area thousands of years ago. 
Whoever likes the walks and is in Ushuaia, can not afford to miss the experience of crossing this wonderful path of low complexity to its route.


A small waterfall, marks the beginning of a river which empties into the lagoon. This peat circumvented through the woods, joining other water passages leading to the energetic Beagle.


This natural beauty, there is too much tourism promotion and is unknown to many Argentines. We recommend this way of fantasy, which can hardly forget who has been lucky enough to lay their eyes on it.

In the beautiful region of Calabria we find the town of Scilla , a small town whose lands were described by Homer and poet Alessandro Manzoni. These attributed to the presence of its coast a mythical sea beast called " Scylla ".


The population of Scilla has 5,200 inhabitants, who live in the city fractionated into two major locations: the center, where we have the "Is" a tourist town Tyrrhenian Sea, located in the central area of the Costa Viola, with its traditional buildings as Patron Saint residence and the second beach area. The most important traditional festival is the "Festa di San Rocco", who is considered protector of the village.

Scilla is among the curiosities and the most beautiful beaches of Italy . A city with the history, old houses that climb steeply glued to the beaches adjacent to the beautiful mountains.

Many of the films made ​​for the series Game of Thrones have had as a backdrop to the mystical Northern Ireland . In Shane's Castle with its 2,600 hectares have been shot several parts of the series, this castle has a legend of a Banshee Celtic origin living in the surrounding area. This poses as an elderly washerwoman who murders passers warriors, according to legend.


They have also been the scene of the Game of Thrones series Shillanavogy Valley, the Cushenden Cuevas, Murlough Bay, the Tollymore Forest Park, The Cairn castle and of course the way The Dark Hedges .


The Dark Hedges Avenue is a 200 year old populated by twisted beech trees near the small village of Armoy located 13 km northeast of Ballymoney. 
This road was already one of the most famous monuments in Northern Ireland long before Arrival of the series Game of Thrones .


The appearance of the trail seems taken from a gothic horror movie due to the effect of the branches of the beech trees that are intertwined at the top creating the shape of a sort of tunnel, with its changes of light and shadow, has turned this place at a point of interest for visitors.


Undoubtedly The Dark Hedges is among the curiosities of Northern Ireland , a good place for those lucky enough to travel around the country that magical place. 
This incredible avenue of beeches, Edgar Allan Poe inspired many of his fantastic stories.

This building, such as the tower of Babel is something that is made for celebrating the birth of John the Baptist and the summer solstice, which was done last year in Norway, Alesund, the annual festival. This is where you want to say buildings were made of wooden pallets, the world's largest 40.45 m height to go laden with wooden pallets such as those used in warehouse and logistics all, says bonfire of the highest in the world this building better is 
seems correct.

This cute house that seems to live in dwarf, hobbit house which reproduced Hobbit house that appeared in Lord of the Rings live. THE Hobbit Hole It is the thing that the operator of the blog site that is made ​​from scratch. First, dig a hole in the corner of the garden, and that going to build a house in the hole, and it is in the house, such as a secret base stylish interior feel larger than appearance. If, as he is if those who are bored part of the garden, it's try to make this Hobbit House also It might be fun ^ ^