Our world is a wonderland of curiosities — little whispers, strange details, and forgotten corners that pull you in before you even realize you’ve fallen down another rabbit hole.

 

I spend a lot of time documenting my random little findings and questions. There’s always something that tugs at my curiosity and pulls me a little deeper. Today’s “hmmmm” comes straight out of one of my rabbit holes.

 

Here’s one of the many beautifully decaying wooden churches I’ve stumbled across—built the same year as the Edmonton Legislature Building. And get this… it’s only about 100 km away.

 

Now tell me—how were these massive, ornate, world-class buildings being constructed with horse and carriage, while photos from the same era show tiny wooden houses like this church as the everyday standard? The resources… the manpower… the logistics… it all begs a few eyebrow raises.

 

And here’s where it gets extra spicy: buildings nearly identical to the Edmonton Legislature pop up all over the world, all built in the same tight time window. Same architectural twins, different continents.

 

Coincidence? Maybe.

Intriguing? Definitely.

Rabbit hole material? Oh, absolutely.

 

Keep your mind wide open. Curiosity is a compass—follow it.

Explore everything.

 

Xo,

Miss K