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Man, Who Once Lived In A Cave, Explained How It Affected His Sense Of Time
The explorer also got rid of his watch during his stay in the cave. Michel told Cabinet Magazine in 2008, "This idea came to me - this idea that became the idea of my life. I decided to live like ...
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Hotels are so last year – why everyone’s sleeping in castles, caves and cranes
Today’s travelers look for lodgings that transform a simple stay into an adventure. Generic hotels are being replaced by unique options such as castles, caves and even glass pods. As predicted ...
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Call of the Abyss—World's Deepest Cave
goodbye at the entrance to Krubera Cave, he promised to return the next day. But after teammate Bernard Tourte bruised his side in a tight passage, García-Dils decided to stay with him at an ...
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Hotels are so last year — why everyone's sleeping in castles, caves and cranes
Travelers spent an estimated $200 billion staying in non-traditional tourist housing last year, and Precedence Research estimates desire for alternate accommodations will send that figure skyrocketing ...