The famous “Skinny House” in Boston has sold for $1.73 NZ million.

The house is located at at 44 Hull St and has become a tourist attraction in Boston.

The house is 108 square meters big and has two bedrooms, one bathroom, a private garden and roof deck. The widest part of the house is 3m and its narrowest point is 1.8m.

Legend has it that the house was built after a family argument.
A soldier after returning home from the Civil War found that his brother had built a property on their inherited land from their deceased father. He was left with only a small section of land.

So the soldier built the “Skinny House,” also nicknamed a “Spite House,” to block sunlight from his brother’s home.

A cottage inspired by the home of Winnie-the-Pooh is available for rent in England.

The “Bearbnb” cottage is a partnership between Disney and Airbnb. It was designed in East Sussex’s Ashdown Forest by Kim Raymond, an artist who has been drawing Pooh for 30 years.A

Specific details from A.A. Milne’s books and E.H. Shepard’s original illustrations to make the cottage an accurate representation of the bear’s home.

It costs round $200 a night to stay in the house,

The cottage has a “Mr. Sanders” sign above the door, and the cupboards are stocked with pots labeled “Hunny.”

Visitors who rent the cottage will be treated to guided tours of the Hundred Acre Wood and rounds of Poohsticks, a game played by dropping sticks from Poohsticks Bridge.

An extremely rare polka dot baby zebra was spotted in Kenya.

Photographers managed to capture this photo in Kenya’s Masai Mara National Reserve.

This is the first known case of a zebra with a polka dot appearance like this area.

The polka dot appearance comes from a genetic disorder called pseudo-melanism where animals display an abnormality in their stripe pattern.

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