Here for your viewing pleasure today I present to you some photos taken on a pleasure cruise to the frozen north last July. It was the 100th time an icebreaker had managed to get people...
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Anyone who’s a regular at LAZERHORSE.ORG knows I’m a big fan of the yeti, or at least a big fan of the idea of the yeti. I’m not some nutter with a big...
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Here’s a lovely game to play with your kids. You’ll like this. Follow the link below, all you have to do is guess whether the name you’re presented with is the name of...
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Bahrain, which means “two seas” is a small island country and was one of the first countries to convert to Islam around the year 628, but more importantly it’s home to wild flamingos. The hot,...
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Andorra is is a landlocked Catalan speaking microstate sat in Southwestern Europe among the Pyrenees. It has Spain and France as border buddies. Andorra houses just 85,000-ish people, has the 9th highest GDP per capita and 7th highest life...
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The tarantula hawks are a group of wasp species, a group of massive hideous wasp species to be precise. Tarantula hawks can be around 5 cm long, making them one of the biggest in...
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The Flag of American Samoa has been in use since 1960, before then it was the old star spangled banner and before that they used no flag at all. The flag shows a bald...
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Yesterday I decided to write an article on tone deafness, or congenital amusia, then in the end I couldn’t be bothered to write it because there wasn’t much exciting stuff about it and/or...
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A chap called Peter Menzel recently published a photo book where he shows an average family with an average weekly shop. Sounds dull, but I love this sort of thing. It’s the small differences that...
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This year we’ve grown some scotch bonnets and naga ghost chillis. Thanks to my unerring self doubt I imagined that the plants we’d grown would produce between 0 and 3 chilli peppers. And...
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