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The Most EGGstravagant Chicken Coops We’ve Seen!

Building a chicken coop is a bit more complex than you probably assume. It isn’t just about propping together a two by four. There are several things to consider, like a shady location for example, so the chickens survive the hot summer months.

The Most Outrageous Chicken Coops You'll Ever See

A durable coop is essential for keeping the birds safe and healthy.

13 Before-and-After Yard Transformations to Give You Ideas

From someone who built a koi pond in their tiny backyard to someone who created a chicken coop for the birds in their yard, these amazing renovation projects will certainly give you ideas for your next DIY project. See Also: 22 Ways to Turn Your Backyard Into a Magical Playground 1. WOW!

17 Hilarious Quotes That Sum Up the Quirks of Traveling

Having been cooped up at home for so long during the pandemic, now is the perfect time to rejuvenate your sense of humor with some travel-inspired quotes. So, let's dive in and discover some quotes that are sure to boost your mood and remind you why you love exploring the world!

This Handy Guide Helped Me Fix All of My Foot Problems

Chris Coop, a practicing podiatrist at The Vancouver (Wash.) Clinic, emphasizes the importance of taking preventive action when caring for our feet. “As we age our feet are changing, getting longer, flatter and wider,” he says.

These Hilarious Animals Will Make Your Day!

As we all sit all cooped up and bundled up at home this winter, things can get quite monotonous and, frankly, even boring at times. We could all use a bit of fun and entertainment, don’t you agree?

HIALRIOUS: But Why????

Why does the chicken coop only have two doors? Because if it had four doors, it would be a chicken sedan. 15. Why do mermaids wear seashells? Because they outgrew their B shells. 16. Why did the fungi leave the fungus? There was not mushroom. 17. Why was the mushroom the life of the party?

Score the Best Car Rental Deals on Your Next Vacation

Vacation season is here, and after being cooped up in our homes for the better part of two years, the entire world population is in a travel frenzy. So much so that airports around the globe are on the verge of collapse.

8 Strange Practices That Were Common In the Past

And so it became an ordinary sight in London and the US to see chicken-coop like cages installed on windows, for infants to relax in. The popularity of baby cages declined by the end of the 1940s, possibly due to safety concerns. [related_articles] 5. 

10 RV Campgrounds in the US Every Camper Should Know

Traveling is quite tricky at the moment due to the need to maintain the safety measures against the coronavirus, but there’s no doubt that after a couple of months cooped up in the house we’re all aching for some adventure.

Egg Labels Explained – From 'Farm Fresh' to 'Cage-Free'

According to the standards set by independent agencies like Certified Humane and American Humane , pasture-raised eggs require hens to spend their days outdoors in natural grasses and only come into their coops at night for shelter or safety.

6 Expert Tips to Manage Post Pandemic Anxiety

After spending over a year cooped up in our homes, a sense of ‘normalcy’ is finally on the horizon. And while we all spent 2020 expecting the arrival of vaccines and the return of a carefree routine, many people are feeling anxious rather than excited about a post-Covid-19 world.

The Pandemic Made These 5 Eye Problems More Common

Staying cooped up in our homes for months during quarantine has also meant that we're spending more hours every day in front of screens. All this extra screen time caused more strain on our eyes than ever before, which, in turn, has resulted in a variety of eye-related problems.