Lollypop Temple

world, mined from the beginning of the industry, could be fused into a single gem. They would form only a seven and one-half foot cube, believe it or not. In a moment I'll tell you about a temple that's a huge lollipop.

The sanctuary of Kattra Madhrigang in the state of Pottabhgarh, Rushputan, India was erected over a gushing spring. The water is so richly saturated with sugar that it's possible to distill thick molasses from it by boiling.

the saccharin spring overflows at regular intervals and drenches the temple with a sugary flood. As a result, the edifice is always thickly encrusted with sugar, and the walls of the temple are eagerly licked by sweet-starred children.

They leave it or not.