Like4u

Red Beach  is located in the Liao River Delta, Panjin, China, it is regarded as a famous state-level nature reserve. The beach is red due to a kind of grass growing there. When autumn comes, the grass turns red. The sea of red grass moves like the waves of the nearby sea when the wind blows. It is strongly recommended that visitors take a walk on the wood bridge, enjoying the wind, the sunset, and the red grass sea. More than 236 species of birds, like red-crowned crane, saunder’s cull, etc., settle down in the wetland of reeds with the coverage of over 20 square kilometers near Pohai. It gets its reputation for the best preserved and the largest resource of wetland. With its rare Red Beach and the largest winding waves of reeds, it belongs to a pure eco-tourism system as well as a perfect combination with natural scenery and human landscape. The Red Beach in Panjin are plants that are considered to be very hearty ones that flourish in the mud flats of the mouth of Liaohe Rive...

Spitbank Fort or Spitsand Fort or simply Spit Fort is a sea fort is one of four located in the Solent, near Portsmouth, England. Spitbank Fort was built in the Victorian era to protect Britain from French invasion, and now serves for peaceful purposes as a luxury hotel. It is located in the Solent , near Portsmouth, England. The fort was built 1867 to reflect the occurrence of French troops and ultimately was not used as intended, as the French have not attacked but they still played an important role during the Second World War, when confronted by the Nazi ships. As a result, the ships were destroyed. But during the bombing of the fort was damaged by Nazi bombs and Spitbank Fort was decommissioned by the Ministry of Defence in 1982. Currently Fort is privately owned and once opened as a museum. It has 50 rooms, its own dance hall, restaurant, and was once available for private functions with limited accommodation available. It was the venue for the Coalition Festival in the summer...

These unusual benches are designed for streets, bus stops, squares and parks of Istanbul, Turkey, they are decorated in the form of books. The city of Istanbul is promoting reading with the help of book bench. Benches that generally look like an open book is placed around the city and each bench carries Quotes from 18 famous Turkish writers. This Campaign are not only promotes the reading but also turns boring public into various functional works of art. It is a brilliant idea to promote readers with the use of such creative Book Benches which are located at the heart of the city. You can't spend your time in vain sitting on such a wise bench, besides such creative approach to architecture encourages people to study, learn and read.