Ripley's Believe It or Not by Ripley’s Believe It or Not! for September 27, 2018

Single male snail, like it slow and counterclockwise, let’s make happy trails!

Wouldn’t dropping your drawers on Everest frost bite your butt?

unless the French have amphibious automobiles, going along the Passage du Grois will be snap

Sinistral snails: “Hey look I’m a lefty! I will probably die a virgin!”

How long before said passage is washed away dy 13 ft. waves?

People down stream from Everest must be praying real hard that global warming doesn’t happen!

…and it’s a 90 minutes walk, so get going early and don’t take a break to enjoy the view!

Passage du Gois. Popular place; see Google Earth street view.

We have a causeway to Mersea Island called The Stroud. Every so often you end up queuing waiting for the tide to ebb. At least it’s usable for more than two hours a day.

Holy Island in Northumbria County, UK, is accessible by a causeway only at low tide twice a day.

Perhaps the climbers should hire a few more Sherpas.

Sounds like the opportunity for Himalayan Port a Potties needs a sound business plan.

What are foot waves. And can’t the drivers just wait for all thirteen of them to pass? Yuck-yuck, lol, lmao.. etc..

Isn’t that shell coiling clockwise?

Leave it to the French to build a road that’s underwater a majority of everyday! ;o[

And Nepal is thinking of closing Everest to all but clean up parties for a few years.

“Righty Tighty, Lefty Loosey”…more than you ever wanted to know about snail society…

Unless they make them Eco-tourist carry out every thing they bring in , that’s gonna be one very gross Glacier…Why do they feel so privileged? That aint WashD.C….

Roads must be hard to build and maintain if you can only work on them a couple hours daily?

Mister Hankey the Christmas poo! He loves me, I love you!

The lower air pressure at the top of Mount Everest must make it come out.

Yet another reason I won’t climb it. Being one of the first people to make it must have been great; now it’s just unpleasant.

Currently, there are 248 dead bodies on Mount Everest, and counting.

“Just watch out where the husky’s go and don’t eat that yellow (or brown) snow”!