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The hanging coffins of Sagada – a unique burial ritual in the Philippines

Paul Pinkerton

The people of Sagada follow a unique burial ritual in which the dead are buried in coffins which are tied or nailed to the side…

Beautiful examples of shamanic ritual masks made by the Yup’ik people of southwestern Alaska

Paul Pinkerton

Yup’ik masks are expressive shamanic ritual masks made by the Yup’ik people of southwestern Alaska, and one of the most popular forms of native Alaskan art.…

Beautiful portraits of the Navajo Native American by Edwards S. Curtis in 1904

Paul Pinkerton

Edward S. Curtis was a prolific American photographer known for his amazing work of  capturing the Native American peoples. He took over 40,000 photographic images from…

A Winter Camping Guide

We all love camping, I’m sitting here in the Outdoor Revival office with some of my kit next to me as I’m hoping to get…

The Abernathy Boys, Wild and Free

Doug Williams

I love reading about the old days and the personalities that seems to be larger than life, that’s the case with a couple boys way…

The Most Luxurious Commercial Jet in the World

Doug Williams

Crystal Air Cruises has launched what are being dubbed as the most luxurious commercial flights ever.  Flights will start in autumn 2017.   Crystal Cruises has…

New Chargeworx Line of Portable Batteries and Power Solutions

With AC, DC, 12V, USB, and Solar Options, These Rechargeable Batteries Provide Power to the People, Whenever and Wherever the People Need It Chargeworx™, a…

Vienna’s Plastic But Still Fantastic Ride

Paul Pinkerton

One of the world’s best-known tourist sites is now no longer what it once was! That iconic image of Vienna and the Prater Ferris wheel…

Heat Treating For The Hobbyist Knife Maker

Paul Pinkerton

There’s a growing number of people that are getting used to knives as tools again, just like our grandparents did, especially when off the beaten track…

Two maneless 9ft long man-eating lions killed over 135 workers on the Kenya-Uganda railway in 1898

Paul Pinkerton

In March, 1898, the British started building a railway bridge over the Tsavo River in Kenya. The project was led by Lt. Col. John Henry…