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The medieval mystery swirling around elusive ink
06-12-2024
Tea cocktails, curry powder’s surprising history, and more.
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June 12, 2024
Mysteries Galore
Solved: The Mystery of a Medieval Ink
For centuries, folium was responsible for coloring everything from Bible scenes to the rind of a popular Dutch cheese. For the better part of the last century, however, the recipe for the vivid blue hue has been lost—until a team of Portuguese researchers realized the key lay in a plant growing by the roadside.
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Gastro Obscura
What Was The First Cocktail?
Tea cocktails are far from a recent trend. In fact, boozy brews featuring tea used to be the British and American drink of choice, even back in the 17th century.
Gastro Obscura
Curry Powder’s Surprising History
The history of this humble kitchen ingredient is the history of empire and its aftermath.
Wonder Is Everywhere
From a Kraken to Stolen Docs
There are always rabbit holes to go down, if you know where to look. Here are tales of how researchers may have caught a colossal squid for the first time on video, a quest to retrieve a stolen Civil War document, and more.
Atlas Obscura Courses
Experimental Perfumery
In this 3-part seminar, learn the basics of perfumery, delve into the history of the practice, explore aromatic materials, and create your first short perfume formulas.
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Inside Artist Adam Wallacavage’s Home & Studio
Join the co-founders of the Oddities Flea Market for a journey into the 1890s home and studio of Adam Wallacavage. On deck: a space known as the Jules Verne room, a bathroom full of masks, and the studio where Wallacavage crafts his famous Octopus chandeliers.
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Brought to You By Visit Hendersonville
Everyone’s A Happy Camper Here
A visit to Hendersonville, NC is full of mindful moments. Explore scenic hiking trails, enjoy laid back, nature-inspired retreats, paddle tranquil rivers, savor fresh-from-the-land dining, and more. Let the fresh air, quiet spaces, and breathtaking views renew and recharge you – and go home a happy camper. Plan your visit today.
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San Antonio, Texas
The Grave of Sandra West
In 1977, wealthy socialite Sandra West was buried wearing an elegant white nightdress. What made this burial slightly unusual was that West was buried alongside her powder-blue 1964 Ferrari.
New York
An Homage to a Beloved Character
Ukraine
World’s First Darth Vader Monument
Vermont
Big Delight Awaits You in Vermont’s Tiny Bread Box
South Carolina
How a Real Estate Agent Saved Myrtle Beach’s Pinball
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7 Places to Let Your Family’s Imagination Run Wild in Florida
When you’re in a state as large as Florida, is it any wonder there’s so much to uncover? The best part? You don’t have to look too far to find it. Stretch your imagination and experience the wonder Florida offers, whether it’s seeing 200 life-size dinosaur replicas, a live-action underwater mermaid show, lush botanical gardens, or a castle made of coral. Every day on your family’s magical vacation will hold a surprise.
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