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         		 back home in our house!: by freedom-sparkles, Views[479]
     
    these dudes were actually roller blading up Etna! Bloody madness! Fit though!: by freedom-sparkles, Views[603]
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         		 house in the lava flow!: by freedom-sparkles, Views[519]
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         		 Lava flow: by freedom-sparkles, Views[306]
     
    Crater!!!: by freedom-sparkles, Views[335]
         		 the hairpins!: by freedom-sparkles, Views[313]
         		 Rosa chatting to Etna!: by freedom-sparkles, Views[304]
         		 the dirt road to the summit: by freedom-sparkles, Views[316]
         		 Etna in all her barren beauty!: by freedom-sparkles, Views[306]
     
    proof I was there!: by freedom-sparkles, Views[376]
         		 one of her many craters!: by freedom-sparkles, Views[271]
         		 On the way up to Etna!: by freedom-sparkles, Views[352]
         		 View of our house!: by freedom-sparkles, Views[328]
         		 Random Italian game .....: by freedom-sparkles, Views[326]
     
    A tree to sit under and contemplate the world.....: by freedom-sparkles, Views[341]
         		 my own little herb patch! : by freedom-sparkles, Views[315]
         		 the random outside shower!: by freedom-sparkles, Views[367]
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    Ursula, these flowers reminded me of you!: by freedom-sparkles, Views[358]
         		 the sea view just over the wall!: by freedom-sparkles, Views[318]
         		 where i spent most my days sun bathing... Heaven!: by freedom-sparkles, Views[356]
         		 A great moment. Having flown all the way from London to Rome for just one day to see the Giro, Tim caught up with Cadel Evans after the finish of the stage. We had a 5 minute chat and Tim can now die a happy man. Priceless.: by tk-tempany, Views[857]
         		 Cyclists in the Giro D'Italia coming to the end of a 16km climb up Monte Terminillo. They were flying up that mountain.: by tk-tempany, Views[817]
     
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    The Cicada is most probably the most iconic and common sight in Australia in the summertime, male Cicadas have loud noisemakers called 'tymbals' on the side of the abdominal base, which lets off a clicking type noise also fondly known 'down under' as the Cicada's Song. They live underground as nymphs for most of their lives before constructing an exit tunnel to the surface to emerge as adults, molting (shedding) their skin leaving behind an exoskeleton (shell) that commonly clings to bark and trees all over Australia.: by jodieheasman33, Views[886]
    The Cicada is most probably the most iconic and common sight in Australia in the summertime, male Cicadas have loud noisemakers called 'tymbals' on the side of the abdominal base, which lets off a clicking type noise also fondly known 'down under' as the Cicada's Song. They live underground as nymphs for most of their lives before constructing an exit tunnel to the surface to emerge as adults, molting (shedding) their skin leaving behind an exoskeleton (shell) that commonly clings to bark and trees all over Australia.

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