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    China - There’s No Where Finer

    CHINA | Sun, 6 Sep 2009 | By ryanandjo | Views [2763] | Comments [2]

    The border crossing from Lao Cai to Hekou went smoothly, as we were the first to arrive in the morning and there were lots of friendly officials helping us through passport control, to fill out the forms, and letting us cut in line to take our H1N1 ... Read more >

    Tags: kunming, lijiang, tiger leaping gorge, yuanyang rice terraces, yunnan province

     

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    A pine beetle control worker stands as close to the fire as he can in order to stay warm. The pine beetle life-cycle lasts one year; it will lay its eggs in the early summer before dying, the eggs will hatch and the larvae will then burrow further in the bark before going dormant for the winter months. This life-cycle means that all control efforts must take place during the coldest months of winter in order to get the trees while the larvae is still inside. Winters in Northern Alberta can quite frequently drop below -40.: by benjamin_louwerse, Views[1209]
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