In , friends Boone Hogg and Logan Jugler found a nice stick on the side of a trail in Utah -- it had "some excellent grain on it" and a "nice grip," they said. They liked it so much, they shared a review of it with their friends, National Public Radio reported on Jan.
Two years later, Stick Nation has about 3 million Instagram followers from all over the world who post pictures and reviews of their favorite sticks. Some are "modded," or altered by humans; others are "natty," left in their natural state.
One poster from Antarctica wondered: "There are no sticks here. I found an ice stick. Does this count? In November, high above Riedering, Germany, Friedi Kuhne and Lukas Irmler walked across a slackline strung between two hot-air balloons flying at more than 8, feet, United Press International reported. The two were awarded the Guinness World Record for highest slackline walk on Jan.
Irmler went first, calling the successful walk "a glorious moment. The tension of the line was going up and down. The Los Angeles Times reported on Jan. The land is owned by the Union Pacific Railroad, and it turns out the satellite images were captured in Jill Micek, a spokesperson for Union Pacific, said the railroad is aware of a man who has trespassed on the company's property repeatedly and who is responsible for the alarming messages.
While she stressed that no one is in danger, the conspiracy theory community lit up with tales of underground tunnels: "The truth is in the tunnels," one wrote on X. But LAPD is also familiar with the individual who frequents the area, and they said he "has refused housing or a mental health evaluation.
