Pin up of the month Photo Contest by: The Pin up Magazine

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Pin Up Magazine has a great pin up of the month contest. Submit your photo to win. Friends can vote once per day and the pin up with the most votes, wins.

Here are some of our Favorite Pin ups from the contest.

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Hot Pink Glitter sombrero with an attached tablet to help you take photos - Wait! - What?

www.BlueBerryHillFashions.com found this kinda ridiculous but interesting article on this new Selfie Hat.

 Designer Christian Cowan-Sanluis

 

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HUGE Head Covered in Sticky Chewed Gum - Right in the middle of town - EWW!

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Artist Doug Coupland created this seven-foot black, resin and polyester sculpture of his own head and then encouraged the public to engage in his work by applying their own chewed gum on it. The statue, called Gumhead, was put in place on May 31 and sat on Howe Street outside the Vancouver Art Gallery until September 1. Slowly but surely it was colorfully dotted with pieces of gum. Towards the end, you could hardly see the figure's face.

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Doodles Interact with Real Life Objects - SO CUTE!

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Dhaka, Bangladesh-based cartoonist and graphic designers Manik and Ratan have started a fun series where their cartoon characters interact with real life objects.

 Visit them on Instagram- Here

The village of Yakutsk - Coldest Inhabited Village on Earth!

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Welcome to the coldest village on Earth

The Russian village of Yakutsk in Oymyakon

Average temperature for January standing at -50C

 The village is known as the 'Pole of Cold'. Daily problems that come with living in Oymyakon include pen ink freezing, glasses freezing to people's faces and batteries losing power. Locals are said to leave their cars running all day for fear of not being able to restart them

  A woman walks over an ice-encrusted bridge in Yakutsk The Village is home to about 500 people

Oymyakon is 750 metres above sea level, which means that the length of a day varies from 3 hours in December to 21 hours in the summer

Oymyakon village at dawn with a plume of smoke rising from the heating plant. Most people still burn coal and wood for heat. When coal deliveries are irregular the power station starts burning wood. If the power ceases, the town shuts down in about five hours, and the pipes freeze and crack

 A Communist-era monument marking the record-breaking temperature of -71.2 recorded in the village in 1924. It reads 'Oymyakon, the Pole of Cold'

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Beautiful Young Lady Traces her Ancestors by Replicating Their Vintage Photographs - SO AMAZING!

www.blueberryhillfashions.com found this amazing lady that actually uses photographs of her ancestors and recreates them using her own image.

What an Amazing Artist - Christine McConnell

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Martha, Great-Great-Great-Grandmother, Born 1821

Jane, Great-Great-Grandmother, Born 1858

Christine, Born 1981

Attie Mae, Great-Grandmother, Born 1898

Mildred, Grandmother, Born 1921