#weirdtravels

[fsg-travels]

Experimental travel Travel using dice to decide my fate. I've seen a couple of things online that people do. I'm going to something a lot weirder. Board game travel. #boardgame #experiment #experimentaltravel #weirdtravel #funnybackpacker #2020 #48counties https://www.instagram.com/p/B5BW_gmlMD6/?igshid=ty6b01d0gdur

[longdaystravel]

The Bearded Lady is TWO businesses in one building. Antiques and Oddities and The Mystic Museum. They carry Black Craft Cult and have local art for sales as well. A vast selection and beautifully curated. . . #supportsmallbusiness #shopsmall #oddities #wunderkammer #strangeandunusual #strangeplaces #weirdtravel #odditiesandcuriosities #odditiesandantiques (at Bearded Lady Vintage and Oddities) https://www.instagram.com/p/ByqQX92FbeP/?igshid=18xdqwul6ab0v

[brucedrawsworlds]

Ooh, I always love getting new canvas prints in! Limited edition #1/100 for ‘If Stones Could Cry’, and #3 and #6 for ‘Within the Sky’ and ‘The Wreckers’, respectively. All of them will be hung in the Norwescon art show this weekend and hopefully find their forever homes! :-) #weirdandwonderful #rollthedice #ttrpg #gameartist #weirdlandscape #weirdlandscapes #landscapeart #rpglandscape #weirdplaces #weirdtravel #travelweird #pirateship #aargh #rpgdice #ttrpgdice #numenera #gamedev https://www.instagram.com/p/BwYU1GMl1wd/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=anko1yza26wz

[tomaszagoda]

Love this basketball court in Paris. Via: https://www.instagram.com/p/BVutwC2lHsY

[theaaronsagers]

Yes, there's a Peter Falk Columbo statue in #Budapest (w/ his dog 'Dog,' which is actually a local dog celeb). And there's a bit of a mystery behind the reason why. Is it because he's related to the man the street is named after, or was supposedly part Hungarian, or...? . According to @atlasobscura: . . . 'Installed in 2014 at an estimated cost of $63,000, the bronze P.I. was part of an overall rejuvenation project in the area, although exactly why the figure was chosen is a bit of a mystery. According to organizers, actor Peter Falk may have been related to the 19th-century Hungarian political figure, Miksa Falk, after whom the street is named, although they also admit that this connection has yet to be proven. The American Falk is known to have had Hungarian roots on one side of his family, although it has never been linked to Miksa Falk’s family. Some have also questioned the timing of the statue’s installation given that Peter Falk passed away in 2011, meaning that it is unlikely to commemorate his passing either. Many believe that it was unveiled in time to garner votes in an upcoming election, although this seems to be a strange way to go about it. Just one more thing… At the foot of the metal lieutenant’s feet is a bronze basset hound modeled after a local dog named Franzi, who even showed up for the unveiling. This is of course supposed to be Columbo’s droopy-faced pet, “Dog.” Unfortunately, the dog does not seem to provide any further clues as to the decision-making process behind the statue’s bizarre existence. Maybe if Columbo was still alive, he could have solved the case.' #weirdtravel #travel

[eventours]

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We always love doing alternative things. Here is one for you to think or join or just laugh at. #alternativeexperiences #eventours #beeryoga #yogatrips #weirdtravel #travel4all #newyork #americandream #travelwide #tripideas #instavideos #instapic #instapeople #instaideas #instago #instatrip #instavogue #travelwell #yogatimes #yogaguru #travel4events #eventourstravels #guwahati #assamtravel #awesomeassam #incredibleindia #condetraveler #worldwide (at New York, New York)