A couple from Sweden managed to find themselves in the epicenters of six natural disasters in 4 months. They just wanted to spend their honeymoon traveling
A couple of newlyweds from Sweden decided to extend their so-called honeymoon by as much as four, in order to spend a month in different parts of the world. During this unforgettable trip around the world, Erica and Stefan Svanstrom managed to be caught by six different natural disasters.
It all started in December 2010, when the couple in love left for Germany. In Munich, they got stuck after abnormal snowfalls blocked all of Europe. And on December 6, it was in Munich, where the newlyweds rested, that the most severe blizzard of those that occurred in Europe was recorded.
Soon the couple decided to head for Australia, where neither snow nor blizzards threatened them. But other disasters awaited them there. When they were resting in Cairns, just there the strongest gusts of wind raged. When the couple passed Brisbane, the newlyweds were "lucky" to catch the flood of the century, and large-scale wildfires on the outskirts of Perth.
Then, arriving in New Zealand in Christchurch, Erica and Stefan survived a 6.3 magnitude earthquake that killed more than a hundred people.
But this was nothing compared to the 9-point tremors in Japan that occurred on March 11 - lovers from Sweden at that time found themselves in the Land of the Rising Sun.
According to the French website zigonet.com, one can only hope that the couple will decide to quit traveling …
