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         		 Belfast, Twadell street, 12th of July. In Belfast on the Twelfth there are always demonstration and clashes between Catholic and Protestants, especially in the poorest neighbourood like the one pictured. Here residents of Twadeel protest against the march of the Catolich residents from Ardoyne. : by danielasala, Views[1408]
         		 Belfast, 12th of July Short Strend is a Catholic enclave in East Belfast, surrounded by the mainly Protestant and unionist neighborhood, from which it is separated by the so called peacewall, a metal barrier 6-7 meters high. Even though many years have passed since the 'Troubles' there objects are thrown from each side to others and sometimes there are aggressions. What drove my attention was the connection between the blue eyes of the doll on the peacewall and the blue container. A second later I noticed the barbed wire and the profile of a distant bird.: by danielasala, Views[961]
         		 Belfast, Short Strend. Short Strend is a Catholic enclave in East Belfast, surrounded by the mainly Protestant and unionist neighborhood, from which it is separated by the so called peacewall, a metal barrier 6-7 meters high. Even though many years have passed since the 'Troubles' there objects are thrown from each side to others and sometimes there are aggressions. This was a calm alley. Nobody was around but I got the feeling that something that happened and might happen again.: by danielasala, Views[993]
     
    Belfast, Short Strend. Short Strend is a Catholic enclave in East Belfast, surrounded by the mainly Protestant and unionist neighborhood, from which it is separated by the so called peacewall, a metal barrier 6-7 meters high. Even though many years have passed since the 'Troubles' there objects are thrown from each side to others and sometimes there are aggressions. What drove my attention was the connection between the blue eyes of the doll on the peacewall and the blue container. A second later I noticed the barbed wire and the profile of a distant bird.: by danielasala, Views[844]
         		 Belfast, Short Strend. Short Strend is a Catholic enclave in East Belfast, surrounded by the mainly Protestant and unionist neighborhood, from which it is separated by the so called peacewall, a metal barrier 6-7 meters high. Even though many years have passed since the 'Troubles' there objects are thrown from each side to others and sometimes there are aggressions. In this picture I was attracted by the profile of the fence, throw which I saw the kid.: by danielasala, Views[677]
         		 At 3am I woke up to photograph the stars. The light from tent looks like a huge bulb, with the beautiful star speckled sky as a backdrop. I seen a few shooting stars that evening, one of which you can see in this photograph, the top left of the frame. : by alfiealf, Views[507]
         		 We set up camp as the sun set, in a beautifully warm glow. This was the second time i'd returned to this spot in particular, the views here are incredible, as well as providing some shelter from the wind. : by alfiealf, Views[409]
         		 Last month, me and a good friend spent a few days backpacking along the Pembrokeshire coast national park. After a 10+ mile walk on our first day, we pitched our tents on St Davids head. This is the most westernly tip of the country, and is steaped in geological, and archeological significance.: by alfiealf, Views[380]
     
    Looking west from the cliff top as the sun was setting was spectacular. The sea looked like an ice field stretching for miles into the horizon, which was glowing a pale red reflecting the beautiful colours of the sky. : by alfiealf, Views[462]
         		 The sky at night here is spectalur, offering hardly any light pollution as you look out towards the Irish Sea. This is bar far one of my favourite place to escape the sounds, and lights of the city. : by alfiealf, Views[392]
         		 Time to catch a plan, Oslo to Reykjavik: by effyau, Views[369]
         		 Icecream by the Opera House, Oslo: by effyau, Views[375]
         		 Djurgarsvagen, Stockholm: by effyau, Views[406]
     
    Panoramic shots from the highest point, Stockholm: by effyau, Views[409]
         		 By the Lake, Stockholm: by effyau, Views[256]
         		 Off for a boat ride: by effyau, Views[281]
         		 Streets of Stockholm: by effyau, Views[274]
         		 by effyau, Views[278]
     
    Happy days, off on an adventure: by effyau, Views[305]
         		 I call this prepared!: by effyau, Views[255]
         		 Boats trip on the Glacier Lagoon: by effyau, Views[247]
         		 Glacier Tongue: by effyau, Views[232]
         		 A volcano that has fallen in on itself to form a crater : by effyau, Views[278]
     
    Gulfoss waterfall, or the pizza slice, as i think it looks: by effyau, Views[330]
         		 Tectonic Drift: by effyau, Views[268]
         		 Malham Cove - Where is all began: by wanderlust-dreamer, Views[324]
         		 Soften Rocks: by wanderlust-dreamer, Views[320]
         		 Sculpting the landscape: by wanderlust-dreamer, Views[325]
     
    Carved Fluidity : by wanderlust-dreamer, Views[307]
         		 Wanderlust Dreamer. : by wanderlust-dreamer, Views[352]
         		 Once penned, each foal is restrained for examination. If they have white hoof markings or hairs, then they are not classified as purebred by the Exmoor Pony Society members on site. They are therefore valueless, and if they can not be adopted by the rescue centre, will be sent to the hunt kennels for meat. What they are trying to preserve with this practice, is the prehistoric appearence of the ancient breed.: by sophiebolesworth, Views[769]
         		 Once trapped on the farm, the mothers and foals are corralled into pens and sorted. The foals are separated from their mothers to be checked, counted, branded, micro chipped and mostly sold. This event holds no financial reward for the farmers who practice it, what is maintained by these enthusiasts, is a small slice of prehistoric Britain. : by sophiebolesworth, Views[885]
         		 David Wallace and his son search through the fog for their herd. They comb the 10 square mile stretch on horseback, quadbike and on foot until they find and can push the wild ponies towards their farm.: by sophiebolesworth, Views[681]
     
    The herds on Exmoor roam over the 300 square mile National Park conservation grazing. The importance of what the people in the local communities are trying to preserve is rarely herd of outside of the area. This particular herd has been overseen by the Wallace family, for a Century. Many breed experts believe these animals bare the closest possible resemblance to the primitive wild horse, first recorded in the UK in 70,000 BC. Soldiers poached them during the 1st and 2nd World Wars for their meet.: by sophiebolesworth, Views[852]
         		 Wild herds of Exmoor Ponies are rounded-up once a year. This project explores the communities who live in this isolated corner of Britain, and the lengths they go to maintain the pure-breeding of these endangered wild animals. David Wallace is the inherited owner of the 'Anchor Herd' and is in charge of maintaining the welfare of it's bloodlines.: by sophiebolesworth, Views[939]
         		 And the curtain falls, Northern Lights near Akranes route 502: by maitrayee, Views[832]
         		 Need for company, Icelandic horse, Snæfellsnes peninsula: by maitrayee, Views[609]
         		 Shades of Blue – texture of Svinafellsjokull glacier in Skaftafell: by maitrayee, Views[664]
     
    Contrast of Ice sculpture on a bed of volcanic sand at Jökulsárlón: by maitrayee, Views[638]
         		 A colourful restaurant in Reykjavik harbour reflecting the Mt Esja: by maitrayee, Views[614]
         		 Tate Modern exhibition: by trivialusername, Views[342]
         		 Waiting at Tate Modern: by trivialusername, Views[432]
         		 British Museum can be boring: by trivialusername, Views[345]
     
    Rainy streets of London: by trivialusername, Views[325]
         		 London cityscape: by trivialusername, Views[419]
         		 Waiting in Tate Modern: by trivialusername, Views[223]
         		 Fireworks on New year's : by trivialusername, Views[192]
         		 British museum can be boring: by trivialusername, Views[242]
     
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