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Alloy+Grit Magazine

Alloy+Grit is a new independent Land Rover magazine, published specifically for North American Land Rover enthusiasts. Being published quarterly, the Alloy+Grit promises 100 pages of perfect-bound visual delight and well-crafted stories produced on heavy, high-quality stock. The debut issue will be released this month and focuses on everything from vintage Defenders, bespoke Defenders, to the brand new Evoque. You´ll get plenty of drool-worthy pictures, awe-inspiring projects and all around awesome rides.

source: Cool Material




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AWA Carbonator

AWA is a beautifully designed stainless steel carbonator that turns normal water from any source into crisp, clean sparkling water with just the push of a button. Enjoy fresh soda water in seconds without the need for single-use plastics. It uses a standard CO2 tank to infuse a refillable glass bottle of regular drinking water with bubbles, and lets you customize the carbonation level...
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HYDROLIGHT

A good trick to lighten your load and lighten up your campsite is by packing items that can do more than one job. The ingenious Hydrolight Reservoir is a hydration sleeve that doubles as, yes, a camp lantern. The clever solution is perfect for those looking for a substantial way to illuminate their campsite, without having to carry the extra weight of a lantern. In addition to two liters of water storage, Hydrolight allows you to plug in your favorite headlamp into ...
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WORLDS LARGEST SWIMMING POOL | SAN ALFONSO DEL MAR RESORT CHILE - Image

WORLDS LARGEST SWIMMING POOL | SAN ALFONSO DEL MAR RESORT CHILE

This is insane! Located at the emblematic San Alfonso de Mar resort in Chile, its pool holds the current Guinness record as the world’s largest crystalline water pool, with an extension of 1.013km in length, eight hectares and 250 million liters of water. Hard to imagine? We are talking about nothing less than the equivalent to 6,000 familiar 8-meters-long pools. The pool is so large that tourists actually cruise along in sail boats and kayaks....
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