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Useful (and not so useful) facts gleaned from reading random books
Read It In A Book is a collection of strange facts, some useful, some not, obtained from the random reading of books. The accuracy of the facts is not guaranteed, and some of them are dubious at best.
The world’s first solar powered toilet is at the Custer Battlefield Monument in Montana
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A cows only sweatglands are in its nose
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The maximum speed at which rain falls is 18mph
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The world’s only museum of umbrella covers is at Peak’s Island, Maine, USA. It is only open in the summer.
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Charles Rolls, of Rolls Royce fame, was the first Englishman to be killed whilst flying an aeroplane.
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An annual frog-eating festival is held in the town of Vittel, France at the headquarters of the Brotherhood of Frog Thigh Tasters
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30% of the worlds population eat with chopsticks
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Read It In A Book is copyright Joan Scott and Ian Scott 2006. All quotations are copyright the respective authors. Read It In A Book is released under a Creative Commons License. Contact Technorati Profile