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    A trader arrives at the Camel Trade festival in the morning with his livestock at Pushkar, Rajasthan, India. Its one of the biggest camel trade festival which attracts close to 300,000 visitors and around 20,000 camels, horses & cattle are traded in the month of November by: thirdeyeview Views[585]     

    Death Trek

    VIETNAM | Thu, 27 Aug 2009 | By maranathahay | Views [1092]

    August 27th, 2009 We folks, we all lived through the hike of death and although heat stroke claimed one of us, she was in good hands.  This is after all, a medical trek. The hike began quite steep as we descended into the Mai Chau Valley, trekking ... Read more >

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    Unaware of any mining in the Flinders Ranges, my friend and I came across this lookout after a highway sign with the words 'Leigh Creek Coal Mine tourist lookout' grabbed our attention. On arriving at the viewing area we were confined by a chain link fence that stood 10ft high. Committed to capturing a clear shot, I asked my friend if I could jump on his shoulders to take the photo. This photograph shows us a minuscule section of the open cut coal mine, which removes 2.5 million tonnes of coal each year. Bewildered by this massive pit in the earth, we stood amazed for almost an hour.: by hailey-lane, Views[989]
    Unaware of any mining in the Flinders Ranges, my friend and I came across this lookout after a highway sign with the words 'Leigh Creek Coal Mine tourist lookout' grabbed our attention. On arriving at the viewing area we were confined by a chain link fence that stood 10ft high. Committed to capturing a clear shot, I asked my friend if I could jump on his shoulders to take the photo. This photograph shows us a minuscule section of the open cut coal mine, which removes 2.5 million tonnes of coal each year. Bewildered by this massive pit in the earth, we stood amazed for almost an hour.

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