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    The sauce: by brunobengen01, Views[125]
         		 by lovingguatemala, Views[158]
         		 The guys: by brunobengen01, Views[126]
         		 by lovingguatemala, Views[198]
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    This photograph was just taken on a whim. We were on our way to go check the feed for the cows in the field and I snapped it. I ended up really liking it because it shows the Virginia landscape.: by 6bacon22, Views[719]
         		 Love exists: by lovingguatemala, Views[231]
         		 by lovingguatemala, Views[155]
         		 Weighing the donkey.: by xinjiang, Views[314]
         		 A young boy checks his sheep's gullies.: by xinjiang, Views[227]
     
    Two charming old dears invited me into their yard.: by xinjiang, Views[400]
         		 The elephant steps out into his new home: by monikak, Views[241]
         		 This was lucky!: by xinjiang, Views[243]
         		 I knew that I wanted to get a portrait-type picture of the man I photographed that day. Here he is with his dog, Luna, against one of the barns on the farm.: by 6bacon22, Views[700]
         		 Sitting in the sun, using her hands to feel her surroundings. : by elizabethphung, Views[145]
     
    A moment of serenity, amid the chaos: by monikak, Views[218]
         		 Outside a stall selling brass wares: by xinjiang, Views[238]
         		 Enjoying one of her few indulgences-coffee. : by elizabethphung, Views[136]
         		 An extraordinary sight, as the elephant is lifted onto the transport vehicle: by monikak, Views[672]
         		 Various medications placed on top of old family photos. : by elizabethphung, Views[157]
     
    The perfect shot: by monikak, Views[204]
         		 The people of New York City share their hopes... I hope for a cleaner world! : by mel6264, Views[180]
         		 The veterinary team prepares for the task ahead: by monikak, Views[194]
         		 She tightly grasps the 150rmb ($24) she receives from the gov't each month. : by elizabethphung, Views[164]
         		 My grandma, spends most of her day sitting on a wooden chair with her eyes wide.: by elizabethphung, Views[181]
     

     
         		 An abandoned building on the outskirts of Tintagel: by adventures_of_kael, Views[365]
         		 by journeytosa, Views[137]
         		 Tintagel Youth Hostel at daybreak: by adventures_of_kael, Views[258]
     
    Tibetan female worker in the fields: by wegofurther, Views[207]
         		 View towards Trebawith Cove, 1 mile from Tintagel: by adventures_of_kael, Views[231]
         		 by journeytosa, Views[143]
         		 Staying in that place of memories was for Henrique as if he was going back in time. Simultaneously, he somehow got stricken by the passage of the years. He had colored his life with travels and adventures, though he had belonged to that place all along. Now he brought within him all the many different places. He wanted to stay, but most of all he was eager to find out what awaited him ahead.: by round-and-round, Views[237]
         		 Tibetan Munk working in the fields: by wegofurther, Views[183]
     
    Tintagel Headland view from the Norman church: by adventures_of_kael, Views[286]
         		 by journeytosa, Views[150]
         		 Himalayan Grandmother: by wegofurther, Views[229]
         		 Renovations on ene of the few non-condemned houses is already underway. And a flag hangs out front to show patriotism and faith where both are hard to find. : by prattsville, Views[250]
         		 Henrique’s little cousin and her brother, whom he had never seen, not even in pictures, were curious watchers during our stay. They progressively became less timid and got us mingled in their games. They had never left the “cerrado”, thus they wanted to know how we played in the place where we came from.: by round-and-round, Views[217]
     
    by journeytosa, Views[148]
         		 Amid all the destruction, citizens of Prattsville still love America and are proud to hang a flag, especially a flag that has survived a hurricane. : by prattsville, Views[154]
         		 Lunch was being prepared when we arrived. We were greeted with open smiles and Henrique was asked if he still liked chicken with “corante”, a kind of paprika - he certainly did. The “corante”, which literally means coloring, gets its name from the intense coloring it gives to the food it garnishes. It was grown in the backyard.: by round-and-round, Views[184]
         		 Himalayan girl: by wegofurther, Views[206]
         		 by journeytosa, Views[152]
     
    A sign offering the most basic of supplies in front of a condemed house with a small Mickey Mouse keychain that someone salvaged from the muck and hung on a telephone pole. Who wouldn't smile at Mickey Mouse?: by prattsville, Views[183]
         		 Living away from his motherland for the past 5 years, Henrique told me that whenever he felt “saudade”, also described as a kind of nostalgia, he would cope by trying to evoke a familiar taste or smell. The most soothing was that of the strong spicy taste of every meal, cooked slowly in a wood-burning stove.: by round-and-round, Views[214]
         		 A resident is trying to sell their destroyed house - always trying to see the bright side!: by prattsville, Views[176]
         		 We had been travelling across Brazil for the past month, but for Henrique there was only a place we couldn’t miss: the land where his father had been born and raised. The same place where he had spent his youth. So we travelled away from the cities, into the countryside, the “cerrado”, crossing the BR 040.: by round-and-round, Views[193]
         		 God Bless America - amid the rubble and destruction. A testament to the human spirit: by prattsville, Views[171]
     
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