 Visitors  to the Ukrainian resort town of Truskavets, already renowned for its  life-preserving mineral springs, will soon be able to tempt fate by  drinking in the world's largest coffin.
Visitors  to the Ukrainian resort town of Truskavets, already renowned for its  life-preserving mineral springs, will soon be able to tempt fate by  drinking in the world's largest coffin. The  coffin, 20 metres long, six metres wide, and six metres high will be  called Eternity and is the brainchild of a local group of undertakers.  'Thirty cubic metres of pine have been used for the construction,' said  Andri, one of those behind the new enterprise. He refused to give his surname.
The  coffin, 20 metres long, six metres wide, and six metres high will be  called Eternity and is the brainchild of a local group of undertakers.  'Thirty cubic metres of pine have been used for the construction,' said  Andri, one of those behind the new enterprise. He refused to give his surname.






 


 
 
 
 
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