Living under a rock

This photo was taken on July 10, 2012 in Jøssinghamn, Rogaland Fylke, NO,

In the remote South Australian desert, temperatures reach 125 °F / 51 °C – in the shade. Can you imagine the air conditioning bills? Neither could the residents of Coober Pedy, the world's only underground town. Coober Pedy's Chimneys / (c) Nicholas James Coober Pedy is a small mining town wit

Do other people make you feel weird sometimes? If yes, there’s a possibility that you’ve been living under a rock without being aware of it.

The perils of living under a mountain

A list of living options for those unlucky Ithaca College students.

Nestled in some of the most beautiful corners of the world, are hidden settlements of people who have adapted to live under boulders, on floating islands, in volcanoes and in the middle of the ocean.

It also questioned if he had been 'living under a rock'.

Anne Gilbert Chase doing 100 pull-ups (photo: Mikey Schaefer)

Not a house, not yet a home.

a girl sitting on a rock https://pixexid.com/image/8n211g8-a-girl-sitting-on-a-rock #optoutside #landscape #mountain #sit #girlboss #girlpower

Not just regular darkness it's ADVANCED darkness!

"Red hands cave trip" Rock overhangs caves or walls can save you essential time in the construction of shelters, better to look for these than to build a shelter out of sticks & debris.

Similar to a hole in the book leading to an underground lake within a mine.

Tetris.