Here's a Vampire Killing Kit. You can find many examples of these kits with many of
them claimed to be from the 19th century but most likely put together in the later half
of the 20th century. This is due to that fact that they quite often contain things that didn't
even enter into the vampire mythology until Hammer films and other media created them.
It should be noted though that many of the items in these kits are genuine 19th
century antiques and relics and some kits have sold for 10's of thousands of dollars. Wiki page. (yes... they have a wiki page).
Ever: "Very cool....and yes, some are genuine antiques at the least. At first, before I read
your description, and saw the gun, I thought it was a Catholic Priest's Exorcism kit. LOL
Perhaps if you're not doing anything for a weekend, you can take a casual stroll up to Harihar Fort in India. Wiki Page
Hiking: "Feel the burn....if there is a zipline down I would consider it!"
Kris: "Omg, how amazing! I would be passed out at the bottom... but carry on."
Sunny: "No access via ski lift?"
Road: "I'm with you, Sunny."
This is the 'Doof Wagon' from the film "Mad Max: Fury Road", one of 13 fully functional
vehicles that were sold at auction. There were originally 150 vehicles built for the film.
Here's an article at
Jalopnik
featuring the vehicles put up for auction.
The Jindo Land Bridge, also known as the "Miracle Sea Road" or "Jindo Sea Parting,"
is a natural phenomenon where a narrow land bridge appears between Jindo Island
and Modo Island in South Korea, twice a year, for about an hour. This occurs due to
extreme low tides caused by specific tidal patterns. During this time, people can
walk across the seabed connecting the two islands. -- Google AI Search (verified)