Off the coast of Maine, this couple found tranquility.

Cahree Myrick, 12, is a national chess champion who honed his skills at his local barbershop in Baltimore.

Aaron Hughes, 26, moved to Nagoya, Japan to devote five years of his life to becoming a bonsai "master."

Yiwu reportedly produces two-thirds of the world's Christmas decorations.

ABC News' Bob Woodruff travels to Yiwu, China, where reportedly two-thirds of the world's Christmas decorations are made.

Cahree Myrick, 12, credits much of his success to practicing at his barbershop.

Former National Arboretum caretaker, Aaron Hughes, recently moved to Japan to pursue his passion for the ancient art of bonsai.

Bike polo, an increasingly popular international sport, is demonstrated here in the "Polo Pit" of Manhattan's Lower East Side.

A nonprofit called InTandem helps people who are legally blind learn to pedal on the "stoker" seats of tandem bicycles.

Bike polo growing in popularity with tournaments around the world.

Davis first heard about the sport when he was challenged to try it.

Davis said he fell in love with the winter sport after being challenged to try it by a football reporter in 2009.

Ariell Johnson is the only African-American female comic book store owner on the U.S. East Coast. In honor of this, she was given her own variant cover of "Invincible Iron Man No. 1."

This comic book store's owner is one-of-a-kind.

This AHL official makes sure to call a fair game.

This American Hockey League official sits inside the Hartford Wolf Pack penalty box -- and watches carefully to ensure a fair game.

The Mets' home run apple, raised every time a Mets player hits a home run, is an indelible icon of the famous baseball franchise.

Hear undecided voters react to the first presidential debate.

Anchor Amna Nawaz interviews undecided voters the morning after the first presidential debate.

A look back at the most awkward moments in presidential and vice presidential debate history.

With the help of Lupita Nyong'o, a new backpack that uses the sun to charge-up a reading light is helping students study in Uganda.

"When you give a child that kind of illumination, they can excel."

The Mets' home run apple is an icon of the famous team

She launched the Maisha Film Lab Project in Uganda 11 years ago.

Lupita Nyong'o is an alum of director Mira Nair's film lab, Maisha.

Check out a day in the life of Goldendoodles Samson, Neptune and Hudson.

Check out a day in the life of New York City's most "elite clique."

Every year, two volunteer caretakers stay on Seguin Island for six months, helping to maintain the 64 acres of land and look after the property's lighthouse.

Marine scientist Greg Skomal from the Massachusetts Division of Marine Fisheries, in partnership with the Atlantic White Shark Conservancy, are working to learn more about great whites to aid in their conservation.

Off Cape Cod, conservationists track the return of the great whites.

An abandoned World War II air-raid shelter 120 feet below ground in London has been transformed into a micro-green farm.

A group of Russian divers brings an extreme sport to frigid waters.

Why Pitchman Tim Williams May Be the Secret to the Company's U.S. Success.

ABC News' Bob Woodruff reports on why the U.S. military is sending more forces to the Pacific.

In order to prevent eagles from being struck by wind turbines, private companies and government agencies are coming together to develop radar systems that can automatically and autonomously identify the birds and shutdown the turbines.

Dublin charity runs workshops where the homeless learn the value of work by making sleeping bags. ABC News meets with the 16-year-old founder behind the project.

About 80 miles north of New York City, retired racehorses are given a second chance from an unexpected group of men.