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    Safety in numbers; Trekkers in Tombstone: by survivingcanada, Views[878]
         		 Canada in perfect miniature; Banff National Park: by survivingcanada, Views[771]
         		 A young Grizzly looks out for his sibling; Kluane National Park: by survivingcanada, Views[856]
         		 Flora finds shelter in a lunar landscape; Glacier National Park: by survivingcanada, Views[859]
         		 The Impending Storm; Tombstone Territorial Park: by survivingcanada, Views[967]
     
    by kaileeann, Views[140]
         		 by kataugustine, Views[128]
         		 View from the top: by nancyunderthestars, Views[944]
         		 Infinity Pool: by nancyunderthestars, Views[5059]
         		 Full moon party: by nancyunderthestars, Views[527]
     
    Soaking on top of the world: by nancyunderthestars, Views[518]
         		 Chinatown: by nancyunderthestars, Views[490]
         		 Within the temple: by nancyunderthestars, Views[269]
         		 Buddhist Temple: by nancyunderthestars, Views[232]
         		 Hindu Temple: by nancyunderthestars, Views[672]
     
    Hindu Temple: by nancyunderthestars, Views[240]
         		 Raffles Hotel: by nancyunderthestars, Views[236]
         		 Tile: by nancyunderthestars, Views[222]
         		 Utopia: by nancyunderthestars, Views[205]
         		 Hermosa: by nancyunderthestars, Views[211]
     
    Shoes: by nancyunderthestars, Views[196]
         		 Thieves Market: by nancyunderthestars, Views[211]
         		 Ganesh: by nancyunderthestars, Views[196]
         		 Entrance: by nancyunderthestars, Views[202]
         		 Colourful Little India: by nancyunderthestars, Views[236]
     
    Chai tea: by nancyunderthestars, Views[226]
         		 Little India: by nancyunderthestars, Views[205]
         		 'From the rising of the sun to the going down of the same, the Lord's name is to be praised.' - Psalm 113:3 Sunset on Wasaga Beach: by jmm, Views[622]
         		 'For God alone my soul waits in silence; from him comes my salvation. He alone is my rock and my salvation, my fortress; I shall never be shaken. - Psalm 62:1-2' Boulders become further exposed in autumn as a result of the receding water levels.: by jmm, Views[932]
         		 'For where two or three are gathered in my name, there am I among them. - Matthew 18:20' A family takes an evening stroll along the beach.: by jmm, Views[283]
     

         		 'Remain in me, and I will remain in you. For a branch cannot produce fruit if it is severed from the vine, and you cannot be fruitful unless you remain in me. - John 15:4' A branch lies soaking in the water on a sunny day.: by jmm, Views[258]
         		 Marina Bay Sands - our hotel: by nancyunderthestars, Views[232]
         		 Clarke Quay: by nancyunderthestars, Views[217]
         		 Waiting for a late night meal: by nancyunderthestars, Views[230]
     
    Spize - first amazing restaurant we went to on River Valley Rd: by nancyunderthestars, Views[372]
         		 View from my room at the Marina Bay Sands: by nancyunderthestars, Views[243]
         		 Beautiful shape of a boat through a dirty window. Can you see something else?: by snezavuk, Views[345]
         		 Warning to be careful and don't fell over while you're daydreaming. : by snezavuk, Views[343]
         		 People on the ferry, dreaming and don't seeing the birds.: by snezavuk, Views[330]
     
    Birds having a party, choosing where they want to go today. Take a ferry or not?: by snezavuk, Views[331]
         		 Crowded ferry station filed with boats, flags and birds on sunny afternoon.: by snezavuk, Views[367]
         		 In the backcountry of the northern territories of Canada, peace, truth and reali: by halonap, Views[373]
         		 Colours of the North. In the capital of Nunavut, Iqaluit boasts a row of colourf: by halonap, Views[1224]
         		 These tiny vessels bring food and life to communities across the frozen tundra o: by halonap, Views[375]
     
    The lifeline of the people of Northern Canada. In Iqaluit, Nunavut, as the winte: by halonap, Views[312]
         		 The deep tracks of a large adult grizzly beside a rainforest stream are evidence of a bear searching for salmon. Grizzlies get as much as 65 percent of their yearly calories from these oily fish. Nobody knows exactly what would happen if an oil spill happened here, but most people suspect that salmon populations would collapse, leaving the great bears and the entire ecosystem, in jeopardy. : by timirvin, Views[530]
         		 With its mouth and paws stained from the blood of salmon, a spirit bear takes a break to shake the rain from its fur. This rare subspecies of American black bear, with a recessive gene for white fur, is only found in the Great Bear Rainforest. With a population estimated at just 400 animals, an oil spill here could have grave consequences for the spirit bear's future. : by timirvin, Views[949]
         		 After avoiding hungry predators like seals, wolves and bears on their upstream migration to spawn and die, the carcasses of chum salmon are swept downstream and pile up on a boulder. Bears and scavengers spread salmon carcasses into the surrounding forest, where the nutrients from their decaying bodies will fertilize the trees. Meanwhile the forest regulates the waters that rear the next generation of salmon. Ocean and forest are not distinct entities here - they nourish each other in a continuum. : by timirvin, Views[666]
         		 The British Columbia coastline is etched with steep, narrow fjords that rise straight up from the ocean to dizzying heights. These narrow passageways may be beautiful, but the tight spaces and treacherous currents they create are also a hazard to marine navigation. In 2006, the Queen of the North ferry struck an island and sank. Now, a proposal to ship oil in supertankers through this wild region has sparked fears of an oil spill. : by timirvin, Views[1265]
     
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