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One hates to be cruel, but forgetting where you park can also be an early sign of dementia. And not finding your car for three weeks, well....need I say more.

DrFumblefinger, I think you're looking at this all wrong. This probably was the best part of this man's trip.

Rob, if you're suggesting that the entire thing was staged to meet the Fraulein in the above photo, then I'd say well planned!

I don't think he staged it, but I do think he wasn't searching too hard for the car after he met the lady. And that would make a nice story if they got married. If he wanted to find the car quick, he would of called his bank or credit card issuer to see the location of his first try to get his money and started his search from there.

Brilliant, Rob! A simple and effective solution...that's why you're Travel Rob, I guess!

I happened to stop by the store today. it's really is a tourist attraction now. It's huge and a lot of the merchandise has never been used and their original tags are still on. I didn't think the prices were that cheap ,but I was amazed at the high end merchandise people have lost including lots of electronics.

Not something I have ever seen before. Reminds me of something I only heard for the first time last year while visiting the US. Dumpster diving.

Bjorn Brandvold and Gertrud Kreuter with the no-longer-missing Mercedes   It's easy to forget where you parked your car, especially in a huge mall parking lot...but usually it doesn't take too long to find it. But losing it on a street in a...

38 countries citizens that didn't need a Visa to come to the US because of the Visa Waiver Program, are in for some changes. Homeland Secretary Jeh Charles Johnson announced these following changes to the Visa Waiver Program   Required use of...

   At night, after the day-trippers leave, Venice takes on a quieter and more mysterious personality. Here, a narrow residential calle connects one of Venice’s small canals, in the Cannaregio district, to a small square with...

A dog-sled team had to be sent out to rescue two tourists in Norway's Arctic north after their GPS sent them down the shortest line between two points.   The only problem is that the shortest route between Garga and Masi has been closed since the...

Two tourists from Poland got an extra thrill on the Wiener Riesenrad, the giant Ferris wheel at Vienna's Prater amusement park: an attendant turned off the ride and went home, leaving them in the dark at the top of the 212-foot ride. The couple, last to board the ride near the end of the day, were still circling when the operator handed over controls to a colleague tasked with shutting down for the night. The new operator apparently did not know there were still passengers on board. At...

DrFumblefinger shares a demonstration of the lost wax technique he witnessed in Kathmandu.

DrFumblefinger concludes his series on "Lost in the 50s" with some of the fun trucks that were on display.

DrFumblefinger attended his first "Lost in the 50s", a celebration of old cars and classic Rock'n Roll music, held in the lakeside town of Sandpoint, Idaho.

DrFumblefinger continues his series on "Lost in the 50s", with a look at some of the classic post-1950s cars that were on display.

DrFumblefinger returns to Sandpoint for another gathering of classic cars.

The black Mercury is my favourite!

No, they don't join your socks that disappear in the dryer. They're not stored in Area 47 at Roswell, NM. And they definitely cannot be claimed at the baggage window in the Twilight Zone.