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    hanging bridges... by: mlroa1015 Views[731] really sleepy-head tarsier...oh well, they are nocturnal anyway... by: mlroa1015 Views[580] man-made mangrove forest along the highway... by: mlroa1015 Views[1348] a house literally made to look like a ship! by: mlroa1015 Views[2277] the ever famous Chocolate Hills of Bohol...wish we were able to get nearer...on the foothill ... by: mlroa1015 Views[981]
     
    another boat on cruise... by: mlroa1015 Views[486] Boholanos serenading us (mostly children) as we had a stop over from cruising...later, invited us over to dance Tinikling, used to be the Philippines' national (folk) dance...seen also are (small) guitars which Bohol is famous for its making... by: mlroa1015 Views[1130] colorful souvenir shops! by: mlroa1015 Views[1328] floating restaurants offering lunch buffet while cruising Loboc River by: mlroa1015 Views[1222] my family and I in front of the famous Blood Compact site (This Sikatuna-Legaspi blood compact is considered as the First Treaty of Friendship between two different races, religions, cultures and civilizations) by: mlroa1015 Views[845]
     
    upon arriving at Tagbilaran, Bohol, Philippines by: mlroa1015 Views[456] view of the city through a window at a nearby Fort. This is the queen's room, like all queens of Medieval India, she had many restrictions on her freedom and life. by: exeperience_photography Views[1805] Traveling alone is an amazing learning opportunity. You discover a part of you that you otherwise might never meet. Here in this idyllic mountain village, I realized that I can. by: shayna Views[947] Man with Cowboy Hat, Vinales (Pinar del Rio) by: jenniferjanviere Views[599] Boys Playing Baseball, La Habana Vieja by: jenniferjanviere Views[1000]
     
    The locals in Arizona can be friendly. But beware, the immigration laws in Arizona are very radical and give power to its residents. I took this photo from my hip. by: jorgearmand Views[606] This was my first rodeo experience and I LOVED IT! the energy of the place was sky high and I was full of admiration for these expert riders who not only rode to submission wild horses and bulls, but then built such a symbiosis with the animals that I even thought the horses enjoyed been ridden! by: burellix Views[1492] Fishing is one of the main livelihoods of the people living around Sundarban. by: a_quayyum Views[1209] Xmas Tree - A small detail of beautiful Canyon del Sumidero by: sandrapsg Views[368] It could not have been more beautiful! Iguazu Falls, Argentina :) by: caitiegoddard Views[2712]
     
    El Quincho del Tio Querido is a must when you head to Iguazu! We even asked the locals where an affordable great spot to eat was and they pointed us here! by: caitiegoddard Views[822] The beginning of our 8-month Southeast Asian journey by: courtneymuro Views[537] i think tht all the women no matter young or old - a so strong, till the time i was there i saw a lot of them carrying smth on the head well in my country it is impossible for a grand person to do it !!! by: aida_aiko Views[509] Indian Road Transport Service by: nomadjerry Views[430] Friendly combination. Art is everywhere In Venice and tranquility is main state of soul you have to generate to observe it. So it might take more than one or two days. by: gitam Views[718]
     
    Water streets. I couldn’t imagine how it is to live on the water. Now I know a little and know that it is possible. Wake up in the morning, get to your… boat, gondola, yacht,… just different type of transport – more suitable for transportation on water. That’s it. by: gitam Views[847] It was raining but hopefully stopped next morning and paddles looked like small windows to different world. You get that feeling of being Alice in Wonderland. by: gitam Views[590] Morning and cathedrals and churches are open. Some are in hurry, some - not. For couple times question of believe arises. Most of tourists are observers, they do see facade of beautiful buildings. How it is possible to touch the heart and get better others culture when you are one or two day’s guest? by: gitam Views[652] Early morning. Gondolier is sailing with 2 giant ships and I wandering how technically it is possible. by: gitam Views[604] cruise ship on Yangtze river by: janeb Views[368]
     
    Joal Fadiouth, Senegal by: lemzo Views[1565] Capodimonte by: avetraveller Views[557] The Big baby step by: lemzo Views[612] Pulau Mantanani, Sabah, Malaysia by: azlanumpai Views[1873] Pulau Mantanani, Sabah, Malaysia by: azlanumpai Views[1188]
     
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    Pulau Mantanani, Sabah, Malaysia by: azlanumpai Views[1992] Pulau Mantanani, Sabah, Malaysia by: azlanumpai Views[2169] Pulau Mantanani, Sabah, Malaysia by: azlanumpai Views[977] Pulau Mantanani, Sabah, Malaysia by: azlanumpai Views[765] Pulau Mantanani, Sabah, Malaysia by: azlanumpai Views[741]
     
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    A stylish veteran at Dras. The inhabitants of Dras are believed to be Indo-Aryan or Indo-Iranian or Indo-European speaking, believed to have migrated to Ladakh from central Asia. They are called Dard people. They speak Shina a Dardic language.: by kulliprashant, Views[1947]
    A stylish veteran at Dras. The inhabitants of Dras are believed to be Indo-Aryan or Indo-Iranian or Indo-European speaking, believed to have migrated to Ladakh from central Asia. They are called Dard people. They speak Shina a Dardic language.

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