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    Seven-headed serpent gazes upon two monks strolling serene temple grounds. Siem Reap, Cambodia.: by mikeyang, Views[239]
         		 Free-hand sketcher captures the stone carving artistry of her ancestors. Siem Reap, Cambodia.: by mikeyang, Views[235]
         		 we got wet in EXPO.: by refresh, Views[225]
         		 yunnan of china: by refresh, Views[257]
         		 AMOY in china: by refresh, Views[272]
     
    yunnan of CHINA.: by refresh, Views[249]
         		 Shanghai EXPO China povilion.: by refresh, Views[302]
         		 The wise face of a male Proboscis monkey. Their features so similar to ours, yet they are often overlooked in our constant push for development.: by gem, Views[454]
         		 A Proboscis monkey and a tourist sit together at the Labuk Bay Sanctuary. What does the future hold for both these primates?: by gem, Views[295]
         		 'Yoda'. A male orangutan on the path towards full rehabilitation thanks to the care provided by the Sepilok Rehabilition Centre in Sabah.: by gem, Views[337]
     
    The conflict between the tourism required to raise funds for, and the ultimate goal of, returning orangutans to a completely wild environment.: by gem, Views[261]
         		 by OffTheBeatenPath, Views[11578]
         		 Ancient tradition.: by waderanson, Views[525]
         		 by paspas, Views[259]
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         		 Thumbs Up!: by talcy35, Views[336]
         		 Happy coach, happy kids: by talcy35, Views[436]
         		 Tiger's Nest: by talcy35, Views[371]
     
    Cheerful Kids: by talcy35, Views[416]
         		 So real its surreal: by diontilley, Views[230]
         		 The Holy mountain conquered: by diontilley, Views[256]
         		 No trip to tibet would be complete without Everest!: by diontilley, Views[267]
         		 Festivals are as much about fun as religion.: by diontilley, Views[252]
     
    Proof that you can never get away from mobile phones. 85 years young living off donations but still contactable: by diontilley, Views[278]
         		 The Traditional Owners watch on as the cool fire burns.: by alexryan, Views[560]
         		 children at Wasini Island: by kenyan, Views[251]
         		 original Masai family dancing traditionally: by kenyan, Views[218]
         		 giraffe at Taita Hills: by kenyan, Views[285]
     
    family of red Tsavo elephants at the water hole: by kenyan, Views[436]
         		 animal cadaver - seen in Tsavo: by kenyan, Views[1559]
         		 A marina park views of the Gladstone waterfront at night. I felt the need to put the park bench in the photo to get the feel of the loneliness of the place at night.: by cpenny, Views[709]
         		 Abandoned traincrew carriage in a trainyard. The rustic colours against the glow of streetlights resulted in some creepy shadows, and goosebumps on my neck.: by cpenny, Views[1205]
         		 Lilly ponds, I was fortunate enough for the local council to build these ponds at our local gardens. I can't wait to find a place with the natural harmony of these places.: by cpenny, Views[350]
     
    The local mangroves under the shadow of the sun setting on the mountains. The colours at that time of day are incredible.: by cpenny, Views[386]
         		 Drove out of town about an hour or two, where the dirt roads would take me. The moon was bright that night, and this tree was somewhat haunting, looming over me as I parked my car. This picture took my eye and then my cameras.: by cpenny, Views[362]
         		 During the school holidays, it is common to see children helping out with some c: by benizisantamaria, Views[261]
         		 Tibetan refugee at Leh bazaar: back to materialistic possessiveness: by arindam, Views[626]
         		 Maitreya Buddha at Thiksey Gompa: Complete enlightenment: by arindam, Views[541]
     
    Young monks at Thiksey Gompa: Small things in life bring joy and cheer: by arindam, Views[500]
         		 A monk at Hemis Gompa: Far from the material world: by arindam, Views[561]
         		 Hemis Gompa: A Tibetan Buddhist monastery rich in heritage: by arindam, Views[472]
         		 Amazing colours at Willie Creek Pearl Farm : by broometime, Views[335]
         		 Rock flowers in the stunning red dirt of the Australian north-west: by broometime, Views[336]
     
    Natural bridge at Gantheaume Point in Broome: by broometime, Views[313]
         		 The famous camels, a Broome institution!: by broometime, Views[286]
         		 Students at Cable beach- living inland makes you appreciate it all the more: by broometime, Views[284]
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    More of the drying rooms for the cheese. Like Cabot, they buy the milk from the local farmers. UNlike Cabot, the product is not organic and I doubt that the milk goes through the same quality control process. HOWever, the cheese is really good. I eat it every day on the fresh daily made bread (if you can believe ME eating a cheese sandwich daily). : by kim-bloomfield, Views[526]
    More of the drying rooms for the cheese. Like Cabot, they buy the milk from the local farmers. UNlike Cabot, the product is not organic and I doubt that the milk goes through the same quality control process. HOWever, the cheese is really good. I eat it every day on the fresh daily made bread (if you can believe ME eating a cheese sandwich daily).

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