Mar 8, 2010: Salt Hotel
No, it wasn't built by a guy named Salt.
No, it wasn't built in a City named Salt. Yes, it was built... of salt. http://cellar.org/2010/salthotel1.jpg Looking around, it's hard to figure out why anyone would chose that desolate vacation destination. The answer is Uyuni Flats, the world's largest salt flat, located in southwestern Bolivia. The flats are were tourist destination with no facilities, so a void was filled in a unique way. It's even sort of "Green", what with local materials of salt blocks and salt mush mortar. It's even got a pool out front, if you don't have any wounds. :thepain: I can't help but wonder, with weather pattern changes, if a spell of hard rain would dissolve this place? But this 1936 clipping says maybe not. :confused: http://cellar.org/2010/salthotel2.jpg link link |
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Yes, it's good for you but it might be painful in that concentration.
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WOW! Lot's wife is as big as a house...
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They were some very desiccating builders.
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but does it have a cellar?
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Doesn't seem kosher to me.
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I am taking this all in with a grain of salt! Throwing some over my left shoulder too just for luck! ;)
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Damn, the one built in '75 lasted 18 years! I wonder how much rain they get there? Good find, Jinx. :yesnod:
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That room in the lower left is obviously the site of a salt and bed-ery.
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This thread is peppered with bad puns
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The salt house sounds like great beginning to a very large margarita. :)
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Not nearly as cool as the ice hotel.
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