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    Paris by bike by: livonne Views[520] Canal-du-Midi - was originally built between 1667-1681. Despite being one of the oldest canals in Europe it is still in use, although the users nowadays are made up of tourists rather than transport. In 1996 it was named a UNESCO World Heritage Site. With the decline in industry and transport, towns and villages along the canal have suffered and despite some well maintained tourist hotspots, many villages are now all but deserted. by: chiacchierare Views[515] It was amazing to see how people in Brazil use this transportation way to get from the top of the mountain to get to the village center. From this point you can see all this beautiful landscape in dusk by: today_is_always Views[1086] People in Serra Negra - Brazil go down to up from a dizzy height, they call to this system We you can't afford a bike or a car the only way to get around is walk. by: sharoncrean Views[1206]
     
    The roads are boringly straight most of the time from Kampala to Gulu. Sometimes the potholes are as big as a car but it has improved a lot in the last couple of years. by: sharoncrean Views[1242] what's an Indo bus journey without the need to change a tyre? by: adventurers Views[1611] Motorbikes are bad. by: adventurers Views[3814] Elephant transport. by: adventurers Views[1679] Our mahoots & our ele's in Tangkahan! by: adventurers Views[2990]
     
    The raft we used daily to reach our accommodation. by: adventurers Views[2026] Tuktuk passing by Wat Sensoukarahm. by: dondealban Views[693] I love this photo: a silhouette of a moving tuktuk; I think this was taken along Th Sisavangvong. by: dondealban Views[727] Parked motorbikes along Th Sisavangvong with drivers usually waiting for tourists for a ride around town. by: dondealban Views[561] Tuktuk parked along Th Sisavangvong. by: dondealban Views[614]
     
    Tuktuk passing by Wat Sensoukarahm. by: dondealban Views[697] Speeding motor vehicles along Hang Bong Street. by: dondealban Views[910] Touring around Hanoi on cyclo. by: dondealban Views[571] Touring Hanoi on cyclo. by: dondealban Views[636] Cyclo driver. by: dondealban Views[511]
     
    Cyclo searching for customers. by: dondealban Views[501] Touring Hanoi on cyclo. by: dondealban Views[542] Touring Hanoi on cyclo. by: dondealban Views[479] Touring Hanoi on cyclo. by: dondealban Views[515] Vietnamese woman on bike. by: dondealban Views[744]
     
    Three kinds of bike-mode transport. by: dondealban Views[685] by: crustyadventures Views[1061] by: crustyadventures Views[1080] by: crustyadventures Views[1008] by: crustyadventures Views[1059]
     
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    At a place I like to call turtle beach, a green sea turtle comes up for air. This is one of the many turtles using this area to munch on algae close to shore. Most of the time they are seen hauled out onto the sand to rest. Through out the year these animals can be observed here; a common sight for locals and tourists alike. : by agirlandhercamera, Views[745]
    At a place I like to call turtle beach, a green sea turtle comes up for air. This is one of the many turtles using this area to munch on algae close to shore. Most of the time they are seen hauled out onto the sand to rest. Through out the year these animals can be observed here; a common sight for locals and tourists alike.

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