Hi there! Happy Sunday. Yep, we are still continuing our weekly wrap-up, newsletter, Fog Signals.
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This past week, we delved into a Flintstones-like rock home in Portugal, as well as the world’s longest suspension bridge, set to be built in Italy.
We also went down nostalgia-lane, with posts about The LEGO Nintendo Gameboy, and a look at classic, vintage Smokey the Bear posters.
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LEGO is bringing the original Nintendo nostalgia back with a 1:1 scale buildable Gameboy, and they’ve nailed the form factor to a T.
SmokeyBear.com is a charming website that documents Smokey throughout the last 80+ years, with some truly iconic posters and artwork.
We love the early concept cars that optimistically showed us the future, with features that often never made it to market, or are only now starting to materialize.
The world’s longest single-span suspension bridge just moved forward for the Straits of Messina, which will connect the island of Sicily to the Italian mainland.
Stuck into the rolling hills of northern Portugal, Casa do Penedo “House of Stone”looks like it was plucked straight from the town of Bedrock.
Image via Feliciano Guimarães | Wikimedia
At Monterey Car Week, Cadillac unveiled the Elevated Velocity Concept, a bold, all-electric 2+2 crossover that seamlessly merges performance, wellness, and off-road capability, all within Cadillac’s luxury framework.
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