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The smallest park in the world is Mill Ends Park in Portland, Oregon. You’re looking at it: 452 square inches, barely two feet across. The nearby Forest Park is 60 million times as big.

Mill Ends started in 1948, when Oregon Journal journalist Dick Fagan noticed a forgotten hole outside his office on Front Street. He planted flowers and began to write a weekly column about goings-on there, including “the only leprechaun colony west of Ireland.”

When Fagan died in 1969, Portland took up the tradition, dedicating Mill Ends as an official city park in 1976. Today it has a swimming pool for butterflies (with diving board), a miniature Ferris wheel, and statues, and it hosts snail races, weddings, and regular rose plantings.

Source: Futility Closet

Some people love Singapore because it is clean and safe. But some people feel the laws are weird and strict. If you want to go Singapore, please make sure you don’t break any rules.Breaking the laws will result in a stiff fine. Here is a summary of weird laws of Singapore.

Source: Neatorama

Yes. There are some places where you can post the letters underwater. Gadling has listed 5 underwater post offices and mailboxes around the world.

Source: Gadling

A collection pictures of most beautiful bridges in the world.
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Believers attend the Christian service on Epiphany Day during the inauguration of the first ice church built in Romania in Balea Lac, 300km northwest of Bucharest.

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