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here is a wine fountain in a small Italian town that provides red wine to guests and residents for free, all day long.

A free, never-ending supply of wine might be be a fantasy to some people, but at least in one little community in the Abruzzo area of Italy, it’s a reality. It may seem incredible, but visitors and residents can freely drink wine in Caldari di Ortona for 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

The vineyard where the winery is located is situated along the pilgrimage tour route. While it’s not the world’s first wine fountain, it is the first to continuously flow wine.

As one can guess, there have been enormous lines at all times. Wine enthusiasts should anticipate lengthy waits. Reservations are needed on weekends.

The concept was brought to life by Dora Sarchese owner Nicola D’Auria and his architect Rocco Valentini.

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These glow-in-the-dark highway markings on a one-kilometer stretch of an Australian highway is meant to make night driving safer.

Australian company ‘Tarmac Linemarking’ performed a “trial run” of the new photoluminescent linemarkings in partnership with OmniGrip and Vic Roads.

When it becomes dark, the coating emits the light it has absorbed throughout the day, allowing vehicles and pedestrians to see better in the dark. Following the successful trial run, Tarmac Linemarking revealed that businesses and council want their paths lighted with this techbology

The markings can be also used for other applications, including dark carparks and boat ramps, and not just for roads.