London Bridge is falling down, falling down, falling down. Hopefully none of these bridges will fall down because they are just plain awesome.

Continuing on with more summer themed articles, these are definitely some pools you'll want to jump into at some point in your life. Or you can stick with your rinky dink above ground pool or kiddie pool. It's cool. We won't judge.

If you think airport security is bad, then you just haven't seen these 9 insane airports from all around the world. You'll be happy that you're going through the metal detector and not landing on a mountain.

The new year is about to start and New Year's Eve is one of the most widely celebrated events across the world. Not everyone tunes in to watch Dick Clark's New Year's Rockin' Eve with Ryan Seacrest, much to my chagrin; Dick Clark is awesome and it's not officially the New Year until you see him. Other parts of the world have their own version of the "ball dropping" and others have completely different customs.

I have made enough road trips in the United States to understand a thing or two about the American highway system. It is nothing more than an outstretched circus sideshow with each act trying to outperform the next in all directions. You know you’ve seen them. The weird statues on the side of the road in each state—desperately hoping you will decide to use their kooky attraction as a pee stop. Everyone wants to say they’ve been to the site of the “World’s Largest Tire” or the “World’s Largest Artichoke,” right?

There's thousands of cultures all around the world, yet there is one thing that can unite them all - food. Who doesn't love food, especially at restaurants that offer a unique experience?

First known as EarthViewer3D, Google Earth officially came out in 2005. Since then, the program has upgraded from low resolution blurry images to the extremely high resolution images. In fact, the images are getting so clear that on the closest zoom, you can almost read the street signs.

Here at The Blogington, I feel as if there's not enough articles about travel and since winter is approaching (in the Northern Hemisphere) and temperatures are plummeting, there's no better time to introduce the 5 hottest places on earth. If you're in the winter spirit, please read the 5 Coldest Places on Earth. We'll start with "coldest" place and warm up from there. Bring your sunblock!

In 2007, Google launched Google Street View. Street View is an amazing tool because it allows you to see almost any street in the United States and around the world and virtually take a walk down any street you want. However, along the way, the Google Street View Cars have snapped pictures of some very strange and hilarious things around the world.

Are you feeling the heat wave sweeping across the nation this summer? Are you tired of having to endure temperatures of over 100+ degrees Fahrenheit? Well, today is your lucky day! There are plenty of places around the world where you can go and cool off, and even freeze over if that's your cup of tea. In fact, some of these places have no population at all, so you could start your own society (if you can last the subzero climates). Think of it as a new Jamestown, except instead of cultivating tobacco, the cash crop would be popsicles.