Found: two of the quarries responsible for the megaliths of Stonehenge

A haunted forest, lithium lake, and gingerbread houses. Email not displaying correctly? View in your browser. February 21, 2019 Stonehenge Megaliths In a recent study, a team of archaeologists and geologists have reported the exact location of two of the stone quarries used to build Stonehenge. These locations are helping researchers finally determine how the stones were moved and set up at the mysterious historic site. Read More → Cluj-Napoca, Romania Haunted Forest Warped trees fill this eerie supernatural forest, nicknamed the “Bermuda Triangle of Romania.” Read more → Black Snow Three cities in Siberia are covered in toxic black snow caused by coal dust from the area’s open-pit mines. Read more → Lithium Lake Just under the surface of the Salar de Atacama in Chile is the world’s largest and purest active reserve of lithium. Recently released photos from NASA show the stunningly colorful mosaic the reserve makes from above. Read more → Oak Bluffs, Massachusetts Gingerbread Houses Candy-colored cottages are clustered together at this architectural attraction on Martha’s Vineyard. Their charming storybook design is known as Carpenter’s Gothic, a quaint and colorful style reminiscent of gingerbread houses. Read more → Hodovytsya, Ukraine Church Ruins The abandoned All Saints Church still looms within a picturesque Ukranian village. Despite losing its roof in a 1970s fire, the church's interior and exterior remain ornate. Read more → Food & Drink Pie Crust Sandwich A carb-lover’s dream, simit-pogacha is a Macedonian breakfast sandwich that is stuffed with flaky pie crust. If you leave Skopje without at least trying this local treat, you’re missing the capital city’s soul. Read more → Visit AtlasObscura.com · View in Browser · Unsubscribe · See All Newsletters 61 Greenpoint Ave #622, Brooklyn, NY 11222