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- The oldest working mechanical clock is in Salisbury Cathedral and has been ticking apparently over 4 billion times since 1386.
- Elevated 40 m above the sea and with its curve sweeping close to sheer cliffs, the largest lake in the Faroe Islands, Sørvágsvatn (pictured) may look like an optical illusion.
- Some time zones seem to defy logic and were mostly drawn by national or regional governments to make commerce and administration easier.
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