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Valley of Lights, Italy
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Bamboo Forest, Kyoto, Japan
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Traffic at Columbus Circle, NYC
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Connemara, Ireland
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Spring, Japan
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cloudy day? - so what!
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Sunset in Singapore
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Watermelon vibes on Cactus Beach, Australia
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Brando as Mark Antony in "Julius Caesar" 1953
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The ultimate cliffhanger, shopped but a brilliant concept.
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Some view from top of the 88-story Jin Mao Tower, Shanghai, China.
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1934 Balancing act, no props, slightly insane!
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Moved on a bit, heh!
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200 year old Wisteria tree in Japan
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One for the bucket list, Iceland’s black sand beach
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Not shopped, stunning vista at Lago el Toro at the edge of the Parque Nacional Torres del Paine in southern Chile.
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Trinity College Library in Dublin, been there, amazing!
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Beautiful sight, built for the glory of the French army, tomb of the Unknown Soldier.
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Stone Tower Island, Sumba, Indonesia...must be some real hard rock holding that upright
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Beach, China, blimey!
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cancel the blimey then and maybe the China, looks like a beach though
I can remember those. It's a nice reminder but what is "amazing" about that picture? :shrug:Quote:
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Amazing? :shrug:Quote:
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Trekked that, stunning place. They've got different coloured lakes tinted with the minerals. I was looking forward to seeing condors, spent 5 days trekking around and just seeing them as specks high up. Last day we were being bussed out to Argentina to Los Glaciares and the driver pulled over. I was in a bit of fug after a last night party and it took me a few minutes to understand that they parked up near a fence and there were 6 condors sat in a row kinda like crows do having a chat - got my condor piccies :)Quote:
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St Petersburg in winter
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Evolution of the coke bottle
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Cunard R.M.S. Aquitania, New York City c1920 (Postcards from Old New York)
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Is this how volcanoes are born?
Aogashima, Japan
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A dramatic capture of the famous Lighthouse Ar Men, otherwise known as the Hell of Hells, off the coast of Brittany. (Breizh'scapes Photographes)
htf did they ever build it!
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The famed 19th Century Tornado that was caught on camera in Oklahoma, 1898
(Pictures in History)
And build it so well! That would be a great photo essay and story.Quote:
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Time for google.
Yeah, worth a read.
"work began in 1867. In the first year of work, workmen were able to land on the rock on only seven occasions and could spend a total of just eight hours per day drilling holes for the foundation.[3]"
Wiki.
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Liberty is timeless and universal. So few have enjoyed it. Even fewer appreciate it.
Libération de Paris 1944
(Robert Doisneau)
Don't know why we bothered