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The world-famous Eiffel Tower was intended as a temporary construction. Built for the 1889 World Fair, it had a permit to stand for 20 years after which it was supposed to be torn down. The 324 metres tall structure proved so popular, however, that the permit was extended indefinitely.

The didgeridoo is a wind instrument developed by the Aboriginal people of Northern Australia over 1,000 years ago. The instrument is played using a technique called circular breathing, which allows its users to create a continuous, uninterrupted tone.

Sweden has two Halloween celebrations which are held to honor Catholic saints. They are big fans of the pumpkin and will carve very frightening faces on them to scare spirits away. The celebrations are called ‘Alla Helgons dag’ and ‘Allhelgonadagen’.