The LG Travel News Roundup: Ski Through Starbucks Hits the Slopes
Weekly Travel News — By Alex B on February 24, 2012 at 10:33 pmBy Susmita Baral
LG News Intern
Missed the big travel stories of the week? And the weird, wacky and insignificant ones? We’ve got your roundup right here…
Now It Really Is Everywhere The Starbucks at the Squaw Valley Ski Resort has a lot of reasons to call itself unique. For starters, it’s located on a mountain at an elevation of 8,000 feet. And to top it all off, this particular shop has a ski-thru option where customers don’t even have to remove their skis or snowboards to grab a cup of coffee. Source: The FW
There are many theories behind the making of Stonehenge, the prehistoric monument of large standing stones in the United Kingdom. According to Steven Waller, a doctoral researcher at Rock Art Acoustics USA, Stonehenge was inspired by sound illusions. Specifically, Waller believes the stones were arranged to recreate the piper illusion where the sound waves would block out noises created in the center of the circle. Source: Huffington Post
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