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         		 SAPA Landscape: by sumeshsenan, Views[231]
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         		 The SAPA Valley and a local woman: by sumeshsenan, Views[220]
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    The Dzao Tribal Women: by sumeshsenan, Views[161]
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         		 The Mekong Boatmen: by sumeshsenan, Views[184]
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         		 Brother Basil - Muenster, Saskatchewan Brother Basil, a Benedictine monk, emerges from the carpenter shop on the grounds of St. Peter's Abbey in rural Saskatchewan.: by laura_fethers, Views[1091]
         		 The Butcher - Wishart, Saskatchewan The local butcher in Wishart, Saskatchewan takes advantage of the sub-zero temperatures by hanging meat outside of his shop.: by laura_fethers, Views[1040]
         		 Thompson Small Farm - Carbon, Alberta A farmer in rural Alberta walks heavy pails of water down the slopes of his 20 acre farm to give to his chickens.: by laura_fethers, Views[716]
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         		 Catholic church in San Andres, Inza-Tierradentro. Built in mud with straw roof during the colonization period. This church is an icon of the region.: by ronald, Views[533]
         		 Town of Belalcázar, Páez-Tierradentro's largest population center in the Paez river's canyon, is in risk by the threat of the Huila snow volcano.: by ronald, Views[261]
         		 Some people still preserve the tradition of do home-bread in wood oven, either to own consume or to sell.: by ronald, Views[238]
     
    Paeces, or Nasas as they are also called, is the region most representative community.: by ronald, Views[270]
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         		 two elementary students waits for a train to pass : by nipasiraroundtheworld, Views[198]
     
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         		 a shack near a pond used for fishing and resting place after a hard day work: by nipasiraroundtheworld, Views[163]
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         		 A man and a kid delivering composts side by side the railway: by nipasiraroundtheworld, Views[174]
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    Moving train in Cicalengka: by nipasiraroundtheworld, Views[182]
         		 A beautiful scene of a foggy morning in Cicalengka where train can be seen crossing around rice fields: by nipasiraroundtheworld, Views[515]
         		 One pair and a half. It doesn’t matter if you can´t see, walk or if you are here alone, this amazing blind musicians help us thru their music to focus on the positive side of life.: by sulin, Views[185]
         		 For some this place has become a social club, everyday they gather in this imaginary place to spend their time dancing, chatting, and celebrating; some even have found their soul mate.: by sulin, Views[153]
         		 The versatility of the music that this band plays, attracts people from all ages. You can listen from classic rock&roll to salsa, and I was pleased to hear designer music originally played by Blondie.: by sulin, Views[170]
     
    People may not know each other, but one thing they have in common: they love dancing. And even though they are strangers, for a while they feel connected becoming good dancing partners.: by sulin, Views[213]
         		 This is a music band conformed by blind people, who joined their talent to earn their living thru music. And in spite they can´t see, they give us an opportunity to open our eyes and hearts to the simplicity, depth and beauty that daily life can have.: by sulin, Views[285]
         		 I spotted this man hanging up his linens to dry on his terraced rooftop.: by kritchie, Views[191]
         		 Taking a few minutes for a dip in the clear water.: by kritchie, Views[168]
         		 A local man prepares the boats for the day's work.: by kritchie, Views[187]
     
    An older man leisurely sits gazes at the slow pace of the sail boat in the distance: by kritchie, Views[174]
         		 A load of laundry can be beautiful too.: by kritchie, Views[186]
         		 heading towards pandals: by travel, Views[221]
         		 living lives: by travel, Views[257]
         		 artisans home: by travel, Views[235]
     
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    More of the parade making its way down Swanston Street, past Town Hall in the distance and St. Paul's Cathedral.: by flyted, Views[512]
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