Gallery
A selection of pictures taken in various parts of the World
(Contains 33 photos)
The official re-opening of the RNLI garden by TV gardener Chris Beardshaw and RNLI Chief Executive Paul Bossier
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So that visitors to the National Memorial Arboretum can take a rest or shelter from the weather, Lions Clubs International in the British Isles and Ireland has risen to the challenge of creating a purpose-built new shelter at the site.It was dedicated by The Countess of Wessex in September 2011 who afterwards made a private visit to the Armed Forces Memorial. |
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It is so named for its pink waters, caused by cyanobacteria in the water. The color is particularly visible during the dry season. The lake is also known for its high salt content, which, like that of the Dead Sea, allows people to float easily. The lake also has a small salt collecting industry and is often the finishing point of the Dakar Rally.
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Mount Teide is a volcanic peak on Tenerife, Canary Islands. Its 3718m summit is the highest point in Spain, the highest point above sea level in the islands of the Atlantic, and it is the third highest volcano in the world measured from its base on the ocean floor, after Mauna Loa and Mauna Kea in Hawaii. It remains active, with its most recent eruption occurring in 1909 from the El Chinyero vent on the north western Santiago rift.
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(Contains 15 photos)
The Fulani of West Africa are primarily pastoralists, but are also traders in some areas. Fulani often spend a long time in the countryside, on foot, moving their herds; they were the only major migrating people of West Africa, though most now live in towns or villages. Wealth is counted by how large the herd of cattle is and how many cattle. Modern day Fulani such as these in Senegal are becoming more and more modernised gradually learning the ways of western life although many hold on fiercely to their ancient traditions.
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(Contains 20 photos)
A 16 mile return journey by narrow gauge steam train through beautiful Mid Wales countryside.
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(Contains 18 photos)
The White Continent at the bottom of the world really is a magical place
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Some pictures have far more impact in monochrome
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(Contains 9 photos)
A selection of pictures taken on a visit April 2007
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Photographs taken in Wadi Rum during November 2005
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(Contains 13 photos)
Pictures taken on a short overland visit during October 2006
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(Contains 26 photos)
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(Contains 29 photos)
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Images taken in late September 2007
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(Contains 78 photos)
A selection of photographs displaying the variety of scenery and memorials at the NMA
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Travel further south leaving the land of beaches, large hotels and noisy discos, and you reach a world of ancient remains, fascinating walled cities and silent deserts.
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(Contains 27 photos)
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(Contains 12 photos)
Images taken during the early part of 2010
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(Contains 10 photos)
A few images taken of this East Anglian coastal town
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