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         		 Londoners share their meal in the street.: by miguelsimoes, Views[125]
         		 Two girls stroll around the Food Hall market.: by miguelsimoes, Views[150]
     
    A couple shares a mix of vegetables with chinese noodles, in what seems to be a: by miguelsimoes, Views[123]
         		 It is always hard to take a pick at the chinese stall in the Food Hall market: by miguelsimoes, Views[174]
         		 Stirring a delicious lamb stew just before serving to a couple: by miguelsimoes, Views[149]
         		 Another view of Big Ben and the Houses of Parliament : by ashaspics, Views[273]
         		 Looking back across the Thames: by ashaspics, Views[268]
     
    Looking back across at the eye. I thought of it as a 'gateway': by ashaspics, Views[293]
         		 Walking the Thames and looking across at Big Ben: by ashaspics, Views[274]
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         		 Hitchhiking back to Portree on the Isle of Skye. : by josiehogg, Views[480]
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    After a long search we come across a crucifix shaped building. Through long dark corridors we come to some large metal doors. 'MORTUARY' stamped into a metal plaque. Easing them aside we are confronted with nine slabs where the unlucky ones were placed.: by timesniper, Views[418]
         		 The post-op recovery room feels more like a place of bizarre human experimentation. This wing was used to develop the procedures of Lobotomy and Electro Shock Therapy. : by timesniper, Views[482]
         		 In the tunnels under the Asylum we find a break in the floor above us. The very welcome sunlight creeps through to light my fellow explorer. : by timesniper, Views[487]
         		 Deeper into the bowels of the hospital we go. As we lose the sunlight, the temperature drops ominously. : by timesniper, Views[497]
         		 Left behind, a patients day chair has it's first taste of sunlight after a cold November night all alone in the Asylums main hall. : by timesniper, Views[466]
     
    A Pharoah hound peeks out with bored curiosity while waiting for the announcement of the winner in a dog fair competition.: by eeeuniceee, Views[336]
         		 Two little girls holding hands skip across an eerily empty plain.: by eeeuniceee, Views[484]
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    Can you picture yourself living in a place where the nearest neighbour lives 15km away from you? Neither did Da Silva, until her husband asked her to live in the Brazilian hinterlands, also know as Sertão. Suddenly she saw herself leaving her hometown in the north of Minas Gerais, Brazil, to a complete isolated place. They build their home with bricks made of anthill sand and collected water from a stream nearby. And despite the fact there was no electricity or sanitation, they were doing fine until a one day, when both faced the biggest fear of living isolated brings: sickness. After having successive heart attacks in a week, Da Silva husband passed away. The only way Da Silva found not to drown in depression was to start working as a nanny for her ‘closest’ neighbours. This is how she met Bruna, the milkman’s daughter. Bruna’s mother worked as a planter and couldn’t take care of her daughter until the night comes. This is when Da Silva met Bruna, when she was only two years old. Eight years has passed and Bruna calls Da Silva granny while hugging her by the woman’s house. : by anacarolinedelima, Views[763]
    Can you picture yourself living in a place where the nearest neighbour lives 15km away from you? Neither did Da Silva, until her husband asked her to live in the Brazilian hinterlands, also know as Sertão. Suddenly she saw herself leaving her hometown in the north of Minas Gerais, Brazil, to a complete isolated place. They build their home with bricks made of anthill sand and collected water from a stream nearby. And despite the fact there was no electricity or sanitation, they were doing fine until a one day, when both faced the biggest fear of living isolated brings: sickness. After having successive heart attacks in a week, Da Silva husband passed away. The only way Da Silva found not to drown in depression was to start working as a nanny for her ‘closest’ neighbours. This is how she met Bruna, the milkman’s daughter. Bruna’s mother worked as a planter and couldn’t take care of her daughter until the night comes. This is when Da Silva met Bruna, when she was only two years old. Eight years has passed and Bruna calls Da Silva granny while hugging her by the woman’s house.

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