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    'Oneness' Alburferia, Portugal. This was taken laying on the roof of a friends villa and the only thing I saw out of the corner of my eye was this tree. Me always having a camera on me snapped the moment immediately and to date is one of my favorite photos. by: phoneeurope Views[687] These three little girls are students at this public school a couple blocks from my college where I would volunteer to teach English to them. The three musketeers where so willing to learn, such sweet girls. by: susanagitana Views[1923] The most extraordinary thing in Albania is that the country is home of thousands of mushroom shaped concrete bunkers which were built decades ago. The then governance was prepairing for an immense war. Nowadays people are trying to integrate these into their lives as demolishment is almost impossible. In this particular one at the Montenegrin border pigeons are living. by: zsumaksa Views[1207] View from Llogara Pass at the coastal road. The vast natural beauty of Albania should be preserved and shows the country's untapped possibilities. by: zsumaksa Views[1564] Heading north by the coastal road from Saranda. The wonderful scenery is disturbed all the way long by rubble from ongoing constructions. by: zsumaksa Views[1418]
     
    Abandoned orthodox church in a village in the mountains of South Albania. Times have changed, people have been leaving traditional villages and lifestyle to work in cities and other neighbouring countries hoping for better income. by: zsumaksa Views[2278] Hang Out to Dry One of the things I love most about Italy is how the locals do not let tourists Venetian Parlour On my afternoon walk, I came across this turn of the century dining room. It was so eloquently kept down to the minute detail and the sun shining through gave an ambient feel. Even from the other side of the glass window. by: gemearly Views[846] Secret Garden It's a rare site to see such luscious green in the expanse of brick and floating maze that is Venice. I noticed this private garden as I crossed a small back-alley bridge. I couldn't help but smile what with the overpowering growth intermingled with a quiet and quaint branch off the main canal. Like something history forgot. by: gemearly Views[1508] Gander by Tradition The gondolas are an integral part of Venetian culture. No matter where I walked - over a bridge, along a canal, sitting by the water's edge, there was a gondolier and his gondola, taking lovebirds or a giddy group of friends drinking up the beautiful sights on their tour. I saw this unmanned gondola and stopped to admire the detail of its craftsmanship. It looked a lonely, but perhaps it was enjoying a break from the pressure it no doubt feels! by: gemearly Views[992]
     
    Silent Witness The job of a gondolier must be quite the happy one, what with getting to witness marriage proposals, serenading couples, dodging Vaporetto's.... by: gemearly Views[705] ..and to look closer.. by: vedra Views[554] ..to take a look.. by: vedra Views[528]   

     

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    Paul and I went out kayaking in Akaroa, and we saw Hectors dolphins, it was so cool, they hung out with us for a while, what a birthday treat!: by lisa-harber, Views[926]
    Paul and I went out kayaking in Akaroa, and we saw Hectors dolphins, it was so cool, they hung out with us for a while, what a birthday treat!

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