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The boy was fully conscious when he arrived at the hospital. Doctors removed the rod during a 4-hour operation and said he had lost a lot of blood and suffered some injuries, but "nothing major."
The Sculpture by the Sea coastal exhibition at Cottesloe Beach in Perth, Australia. The annual exhibition features 62 sculptures on the beach this year...
A Crab In The Works by Gordan Mitchell.
Unplugged by Robin Yakinthou.
Some sculptures incorporate the natural features of Cottesloe beach.
Up close view of Cube Stack by Jennifer Cochrane.
A young girl runs up to the Lifesavers sculpture by Denis Pepper.
Lifesavers by Denis Pepper.
Two swimmers swim past Spheres by Sophie Hoppe.
Parabola by Philip Spelman.
A young child is photographed with Line In The Sand by John Hutchinson.
Bathers sit around Balancing The Books by Stephen King
Development by Daniel Clemmett.
Bathers sit amongst Hollow Promise - Cottesloe by Gary Deirmendjian
Hollow Promise - Cottesloe stands out against the horizon.
Hollow Promise - Cottesloe as seen from above.
Antipodean recruits by Len Zuks.
Members of the public admire Impact - Cubes (300) by Mauris Raudzins and Together Series by Ron Gomboc ..


















Boobs on bikes, New Zealand
CITY WITH THE SEXIEST WOMEN
BEST ADRENALIN XPERIENCE
MOST EXPENSIVE HOLIDAY... EVER
Emirates Palace Hotel
Dubbed the world's first seven-star hotel, the Emirates Palace Hotel in Abu Dhabi offers $1 million holidays with private butler, day trips in a private jet and a stay in a gold-accented suite.
BEST BARGAIN BREAK
The Null Stern hotel, Switzerland
IF you're looking to get more bang for your buck in Europe, then how about staying in a Swiss Nuclear Bunker.
It has been dubbed the world's first 'zero-star' hotel, and one look inside the former bunker, it's easy to see why.
The Null Stern hotel in the small town of Sevelen swaps expensive luxury add-ons for prison-style essentials for just $14 a night.
MOST DANGEROUS TREK
Mt. Huashan, China
Described as the most dangerous tourist route in the world, Mt. Huashan in China has ramblers clinging to rusty iron chains whilst dangling over a 2090m cliff face¿ and no safety barrier.
BEST MUSEUM
Icelandic Phallological Museum, Iceland
The Penis Museum in Iceland, where visitors can get up-close and personal with the male reproductive organ, certainly stood out.
The museum, which began in 1974 with a single bull's penis that looked something like a riding crop, boasts 261 preserved members from 90 species.
BEST TOURIST ATTRACTION
Upside-down house, Germany
It may have left visitors complaining of feeling sick when inside, but the upside-door house in the northern German island of Usedom certainly turned the travel world on its head.
BEST A380
Emirate's luxury A380
Complete with an onboard bar, built-in massage systems in your very own Private Suite and shower spas, the Emirates A380 really is the most luxuries way to fly.
MOST BIZARRE FESTIVAL
Berlin's dirty food fight
Held every July since 1998, the Wasserschlacht sees Berlin districts Friedrichshain and Kreuzberg pelt each other with eggs, flour, fruit and foam-rubber clubs.
BEST FESTIVAL
Burning Man festival, US
A record 49,599 people attended this year's Burning Man Festival a week-long radical self-expression of art, music and nudity.

MOST BIZARRE HOTEL ROOM
BEST EXHIBITION

