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September | Special Days of the Year
Did you know that September celebrates “National Blueberry Popsicle Month?”
Curious about the past? Dive into fascinating facts from around the world and across history!
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September | Special Days of the Year
Did you know that September celebrates “National Blueberry Popsicle Month?”
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The Most Expensive Cars in the World
One of the most expensive cars in the world is the Koenigsegg CCXR Trevita which can set you back as much as $4.8 million USD.
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30 Incredible Facts About the Olympics
The Olympic rings signify the world's 5 major regions; Africa, the Americas, Asia, Europe and Oceania.
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9 Foods That Have Been Renamed To Get You To Buy Them
The Australian government rebranded locusts as "sky prawns" to make them sound appealing while they had a bad locust plague.
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20 Beautiful Facts About Barbados
Did you know that Barbados exports $57 million of rum worldwide every year?
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August | Special Days of the Year
Did you know that August is a fun month as we celebrate “Admit That You’re Happy Month”.
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The World’s Fastest Vehicles
The world's fastest motorcycle is the Suzuki Hayabusa, with some reporting that it can reach 248mph (399 km/h).
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The World’s Top 5 Longest Place Names
The second longest place name in the world is located in Wales. The name is 58 letters long, and very difficult to say!
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20 Facts About The VW Beetle
The original VW Beetle was built for 65 years, from 1938 to 2003, and is the longest produced vehicle in history.
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July | Special Days of the Year
Did you know that on average, the warmest month in the UK, July, is known as both Picnic Month & Ice Cream Month?
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29 Fabulous Facts About Las Vegas
Did you know that in Spanish, "Las Vegas" translates to mean "the meadows"?
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10 Interesting Facts You Should Know About Barcelona
In 1999 Barcelona was the first and only city to date to receive the Royal Gold Medal for architecture.