The spellbinding Swedish song that calls cows home

Eternal employment, favorite tavern signs, and a spider church. Email not displaying correctly? View in your browser. March 07, 2019 Ancient Cow Calls For centuries, Swedish herdswomen have lured cows home with short, cascading, lyricless melodies. A vocal technique known as kulning, the once-vanishing art has seen a revival across Sweden. Read More → Eternal Employment In 2025, applications will be accepted for the job of a lifetime–literally. A fair starting salary, vacation time, and even a pension are available for anyone willing to punch a clock in the upcoming Korsvägen train station and then do whatever else they please in the station for up to 120 years. Read more → Community Favorite Tavern Signs Whether it’s an English pub classic or a more modern addition, we want to see your favorite tavern sign. Share Now → Atlas Obscura Events SXSW Explorers' Talk Join us March 14th at Austin's Waller Creek Boathouse for a panel featuring incredible humans pushing the boundaries of exploration, hosted by Atlas Obscura’s co-founder Dylan Thuras. You’ll hear from a National Geographic Explorer, a robotic researcher, a record-breaking scuba diver, and an aerospace and defense strategist. RSVP Now → SKRZYŃSKO, POLAND Parish Church Local legend says multiple priests mysteriously died within the span of a few years in this small Polish church. The culprit? A giant, venomous, half-kilogram spider. Read more → CAPE REINGA, NEW ZEALAND End of the World According to Maori tradition, spirits depart for the afterlife from the tip of New Zealand’s North Island, a sacred ground where the Pacific Ocean and Tasman Sea meet. Read more → Food & Drink Klub Midwestern cooks are keeping the tradition of this hearty Scandinavian potato dumpling alive. Read more → Visit AtlasObscura.com · View in Browser · Unsubscribe · See All Newsletters 61 Greenpoint Ave #622, Brooklyn, NY 11222