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    Tianjin is the fourth biggest city of China, but it doesn't look like a big metropolis but more like a big village for the spirit and soul that keep people life the same as always with their rhythm and life style. Sometimes is incredible to see and empty place a day, and the day after something is building, and the third day you have a new skyscraper . This is Tianjin. by: simonesantoba Views[1391] photo from hotel room, Tiruvanamlai, Southern India, ashram town by: avalyn Views[522] This is one of the iconic buildings in Mexico City, the Fine Arts Palace or Wuhan by: janeb Views[454] Our bedroom in the main ranch house by: rachel_and_daniel Views[1324]
     
    The ´couples cabin´. Cob tree sculpture by: rachel_and_daniel Views[2022] cob sculpture on the wall of the intern house by: rachel_and_daniel Views[3601] The annex to the intern house by: rachel_and_daniel Views[2195] Interior of the intern house by: rachel_and_daniel Views[1697] Interior of the Intern house by: rachel_and_daniel Views[2301]
     
    The Hooch - SE Asian bamboo design by: rachel_and_daniel Views[11076] looking out of the hooch, Pico the ranch dog by: rachel_and_daniel Views[1215] bamboo floor of ´the hooch´ by: rachel_and_daniel Views[1291] exterior of the new bodega by: rachel_and_daniel Views[1067] The new bodega (toolshed) - newly finished wattle and daub walls by: rachel_and_daniel Views[2339]
     
    Outside the classroom - the ants are there for good reason - they´re everywhere by: rachel_and_daniel Views[897] The classroom by: rachel_and_daniel Views[784] The washing machine :) by: rachel_and_daniel Views[813] The washing line by: rachel_and_daniel Views[724] We drank a pure blonde here... by: allwelcome Views[1008]
     
    Hamar, Mjosa, the Vikingship by: allwelcome Views[1962] the fort by: allwelcome Views[876] Jaisalmer by: allwelcome Views[926] Once off the street, we found these little courtyards filled with parks for the residents. I like the idea. btw, there was a sign saying we couldn't be there... by: allwelcome Views[1105] by: allwelcome Views[805]
     
    Albert loves to take pictures of people taking pictures. This is one of my favourite ones. by: allwelcome Views[945] all a bit picture perfect, really by: allwelcome Views[931] Charming little building that belonged to the estate manager...at least in the old days. by: allwelcome Views[677] Vianden Castle by: allwelcome Views[1948] It was pretty by: allwelcome Views[974]
     
    The narrow streets of Lubeck by: allwelcome Views[3443] Lubeck. A gorgeous romantic little place. by: allwelcome Views[884] The most charming street in Lubeck. by: allwelcome Views[3069] The base of Montserrat. by: allwelcome Views[922] Gaudi cute stuff by: allwelcome Views[980]
     
    by: allwelcome Views[652] The old and the new. Pretty place. by: allwelcome Views[797] The vikingship motel of youth Hostel bathed in light. by: allwelcome Views[778] The vikingship in Hamar, site of the '94 winter olympics. by: allwelcome Views[751] The tallest residential building in the southern Hemisphere.. so they say by: allwelcome Views[799]
     

     

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    A group waits by the river bank for their boat to fill with passengers before setting off. The enduring joke in Lao People's Democratic Republic is that Lao PDR stands for Please Don't Rush. There is a palpable sense of not-rushing along the Mekong, its people wary of dramatic change and enjoying the camaraderie that develops when people end up waiting around together.: by justintreadwell, Views[992]
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