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    Delicious Autumn!

    USA | Fri, 9 Oct 2009 | By annanderson | Views [982]

    Oct 9, 2009     “Fall” My favorite season of the year!   These fall days are filled with brilliant, clear sunshine; smells of crisp, fall morning air with sweet, warm afternoon scents of leaves ... Read more >

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    Photos: Budapest through the seasons

    HUNGARY | Sat, 31 Dec 2005 | By alexanders | Photo Gallery

    Four Seasons in Budapest
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    Tags: budapest, flower, hungary, seasons, snow

     

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    the brown drink is a cold version of 'british colonial tea', it tastes nothing like english black tea but it was what the lower classes made to try to imitate the colonials of the time, i can't say it tastes great! : by isla-morris, Views[235]
    the brown drink is a cold version of 'british colonial tea', it tastes nothing like english black tea but it was what the lower classes made to try to imitate the colonials of the time, i can't say it tastes great!

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    Streets of Lahore are so full of surprises, somewhere a maze of dark narrow alleys where light rarely reaches to vast courtyard of Mughal Era Mosques. The streets are alive with the voices of street vendors, laughing children, chattering elders, merry voices of girls behind the curtained dingy quarters and women bickering with vendors. I found this quite and serene moment among the jumble of voices and activities. A women passes by a street when a narrow shaft of light illuminates her: by anwarsrosh, Views[1826]
    Streets of Lahore are so full of surprises, somewhere a maze of dark narrow alleys where light rarely reaches to vast courtyard of Mughal Era Mosques. The streets are alive with the voices of street vendors, laughing children, chattering elders, merry voices of girls behind the curtained dingy quarters and women bickering with vendors. I found this quite and serene moment among the jumble of voices and activities. A women passes by a street when a narrow shaft of light illuminates her

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