HOW DO
KLEPTOMANIACS LIKE THEIR EGGS COOKED?
Poached.
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Poached.
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Malaysia's tallest mountain, Mount Kinabalu's
rocky face is such a mystical sight, it's no wonder there are several
legends tied to it. One of the more popular stories usually told to tourists,
says that the name translates as Chinese widow. In the story, a Chinese prince
survives a sinking ship and is rescued by local people. There, he
marries a local woman but, missing family, returns to China. He's
banned from ever returning while his Malaysian wife, turned into stone by
the spirit of the mountain, continuous to wait for him to return.
PJ of the day:
I recently wrote a song which has
a lovely key change.
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The highest point in the Canadian Rockies,
this famous peak is simply spectacular. An imposing sight, when approached from
the Yellowhead Highway (Highway 16), its south face can be observed in all its
glory. A UNESCO World Heritage Site, the mountain is part of the Rainbow Range
and is home to a diverse collection of wildlife, which includes mountain goats
and even grizzly bears, as well as over 180 species of birds. Here are stunning images of Canada's
jaw-dropping natural wonders.
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The largest peak in Japan, Mount Fuji is
simply unmistakable. The distinctive mountain is of great cultural significance
to the Japanese as it's long been considered sacred by Buddhist and Shinto
pilgrims. It's also one of the few places in the world to see lenticular clouds
– a rare phenomenon when disc-shaped clouds gather at the top of the peak,
resembling UFOs. Read more about the strangest weather phenomena
in the world.
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Situated along the Alberta and British Columbia border in
Canada, Mount Assiniboine wouldn't look out of place in Iceland. This beautiful
peak is surrounded by an equally idyllic landscape and there's a fascinating
story behind its name too. Named by geologist George Mercer Dawson in 1885, the
clouds trailing from the top of the mountain reminded him of the smoke plumes
rising from the teepees of the Assiniboine people.
So I stopped seeing her for a while.
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Granted, this is a valley rather than a mountain,
however, such an impressive collection of peaks couldn't be left off of the
list. The valley, also the location of the famous Moraine Lake, is crowned by
10 notable peaks, including Mount Tuzo, Tonsa and the tallest – Deltaform
Mountain. This spectacular landscape was honored by featuring on the reverse
side of the 1969 and 1979 issues of the Canadian $20 bill.