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    Portugal is famous for its cobble streets and keeping the tradition. The main street in Lisbon is pedestrian area with mosaics and original artistic forms in cobble. : by journal_by_brusonja, Views[866]
         		 Isle of Tavira is one of the most popular tourism destinies for Camping lovers in Portugal. Three Flags represent Portugal, Algarve region and the town of Tavira, as well as openness to naturism and Camping.: by journal_by_brusonja, Views[1324]
         		 The men are eager to see who is in the pictures. : by deanphotog, Views[253]
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    At the top of Madeira's famous toboggan run, toboggan driver’s wait for the wicker sleds to be off loaded. : by deanphotog, Views[439]
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         		 Madeira is home for one of the poorest regions in all Europe. In this paradise tMadeira is home for one of the poorest regions in all Europe. In this paradise there are neighbourhoods where police forces don't dare to go in. An ironic situation. Madeira as a Gross domestic product per capita of 103% of the European average. It is s reported to be the second richest region of Portugal, right after the Portugese capital, and yet manages to have such poverty.: by adrianomartins, Views[9096]
         		 In its area of 8 hundred square kilometres, Madeira has over 100 tunnels. Together with the highways it results in a massive 140km network with a cost of 1814,6 million euros. This investment came manly from European funds, and has naturally cause many polemic discussions about the management of such funds.: by adrianomartins, Views[4607]
         		 weren't meant for exploration, they were simply second-hand merchant ships. Santa Maria was used for wine exportation, currently it is a touristic attraction representing the wine expo industry that has greatly contributed for Madeira's reputation. : by adrianomartins, Views[880]
     
    Madeira is very famous for its toboggan sledges. These basket rides are a old mean of quick transportation from the tops to Funchal. Today it is only touristic, but it still taks people at a bold 50km/h through the narrow mountainy roads to the capital center.: by adrianomartins, Views[1651]
         		 Madeira is a Portuguese archipelago in the Atlantic Ocean, near Marrocos. With 801 square kilometers and a population of 270 hundred thousand, it is an autonomous region very famous for its wine, landscape, nature, culture, and of course the annual New Year celebrations and it's Guiness World Record largest fireworks show.: by adrianomartins, Views[763]
         		 Madeira is home for one of the poorest regions in all Europe. In this paradise there are neighbourhoods where police forces don't dare to go in. An ironic situation. Madeira as a Gross domestic product per capita of 103% of the European average. It is s reported to be the second richest region of Portugal, right after the Portugese capital, and yet manages to have such poverty.: by adrianomartins, Views[248]
         		 In its area of 8 hundred square meter, Madeira has over 100 tunnels. Together with the highways it results in a massive 140km network with a cost of 1814,6 million euros. This investment came manly from European funds, and has naturally cause many polemic discussions about the management of such funds.: by adrianomartins, Views[278]
         		 This is a functional replica of Santa Maria, the main ship used by Columbus in is first voyage. Contrary to common sense, these type of ships weren't meant for exploration, they were simply second-hand merchant ships. Santa Maria was used for wine exportation, currently it is a touristic attraction representing the wine expo industry that has greatly contributed for Madeira's reputation. : by adrianomartins, Views[375]
     
    Madeira is very famous for its toboggan sledges. These basket rides are a old mean of quick transportation from the tops to Funchal. Today it is only touristic, but it still taks people at a bold 50km/h through the narrow mountainy roads to the capital center.: by adrianomartins, Views[241]
         		 Madeira is a Portuguese archipelago in the Atlantic Ocean, near Marrocos. With 801 square kilometers and a population of 270 hundred thousand, it is an autonomous region very famous for its wine, landscape, nature, culture, and of course the annual New Year celebrations and it's Guiness World Record largest fireworks show.: by adrianomartins, Views[295]
         		 The victims were numbered as if they were blocks. No name, no personal identification. Now they were just a number. Local: Poland, Auswitch 19-05-2012: by anammbranco, Views[492]
         		 there is always a rest of light coming to illuminate the most dark places. Local: Poland, Auswitch 19-05-2012: by anammbranco, Views[686]
         		 The portraits of war Local: Poland, Auswitch 19-05-2012: by anammbranco, Views[3307]
     
    A corridor of unknowns, in a known war. Local: Poland, Auswitch 19-05-2012: by anammbranco, Views[1054]
         		 Only a whale school surpass the one, enjoy the moment cause soon they're gone.: by the-unknown-place, Views[202]
         		 You may think you are alone, but something else in here is fully grown. : by the-unknown-place, Views[220]
         		 A thousand meter deep, is the Atlantic Ocean here, at it's peak. : by the-unknown-place, Views[328]
         		 They dive in the river, go out on the old pier and go back to the bridge: by joseferreira, Views[199]
     
    Boys and girls alike dive for fun and coins thrown by tourists: by joseferreira, Views[237]
         		 Most children come from low income households and spend their days here : by joseferreira, Views[190]
         		 Children and teens dive from the platform for fun and coins: by joseferreira, Views[196]
         		 In Porto, Portugal, children from the Ribeira use the bridge as a diving board: by joseferreira, Views[229]
         		 I must admit seeing bones used in such a fashion did feel a little eery. These are the remains of real people. I found myself thinking, who were they, what did they do, what would they have thought about having their skulls and bones used to decorate the inside of a chapel. Is this beautiful or horrible is not for me to say, but each of the
     
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