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A group photo in the township of Ulan (乌兰) with our guide ： 于浩 Yú hào. He arranged for us to enter the park, helped us book our hotel, drove us out to our campsite and delivered us our roast lamb one night for dinner. His phone number is 13832422711 and his email is bashangjidi@163.com
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And we're back! The girls continue to work on the crafts as the camera zooms in on the leader, highlighting the important role she plays in helping the girls achieve Girl Greatness.
There was some problems apparently with vandelism at these "stations" (which was also the excuse given to leave the lights on for the last few months of non-operation).
Our Alaska king salmon fishing guides will take you for a fishing trip on the Kenai River.
For more information visit Alaska Fishing Guide
October 24-26, 2008
Phillips de Pury & Company, 450 West 15th Street at 10th Avenue, 3rd floor, NYC
Printed Matter's annual fair of contemporary art books, art catalogs, artists' books, art periodicals, and 'zines offered for sale by over 140 international publishers, booksellers, and antiquarian dealers. Admission to the fair is free.
Mr. Veil was our guide from
Kaoh Piek, a village on the Sesan River in Cambodia. He introduced us to families in his village and helped us understand a little of their lives.
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Aerial view from a sea plane of Louisiana's marshlands are full of man made waterways cut into the marsh by oil and gas companies. The wetlands are threatened by the B.P oil leak in the Gulf of Mexico. Migratory birds pass through the wetlands and much of America's seafood comes from the region. The oil which has been leaking since April 20, 2010, may have catastrophic effects on the environment that was already threatened by coastal erosion.
Just got back from Coniston in the Lake District. I did a sponsored event in aid of guide dogs, in a team of 6 we had to hike to the top of Old Man Coniston (a mountain!) which was about 10km, cycle 17km which was really up and downy and then do 3km in a kayak.
It was SO hard, much harder than I thought it would be - the mountain was the worst bit for me. I enjoyed the cycling even though it was really hard (had to get off at some of the hills but so did a lot of others) and they kayak was a blessed relief at the end just to rest my legs!!
Sleeping in a tent WASN'T fun - it was freezing and uncomfortable. Hats off to you lot who do camping for fun!
Edit: Between 3 teams of 6 people, we raised £8000+, and all the teams involved raised £120,000 in total. How good is that?!
Part of a series of paintings created on my iPad after going to see the Brazilian healer John of God.
I tried to use my telescope in a polar-aligned configuration, using a photo tripod. That means an approximate alignment with an equally approximate tracking, but at least, the crosshairs would stay a good minute on a particular crater before drifting. Considering my cheap setup, I'm quite happy with the result. Tracking speed was set to "Lunar", obviously.
I'm still struggling with some focus issues (or maybe it's the practical resolving power limit for a sensor that small ?) but I think it's my best moon shot so far. Check the EXIF for more info - except for focal length, which I forgot to set, it's still 1250 mm at prime focus.
From left, the U.S. Navy guided-missile destroyer USS Spruance (DDG 111), the Royal Australian Navy Anzac-class frigate HMAS Ballarat (FFH 155), and the French Navy F70AA-class air defense destroyer FS Cassard (D 614) are underway during anti-submarine warfare exercise SHAREM 195 in the Arabian Sea, Dec. 14, 2018. Stockdale is deployed to the U.S. 5th Fleet area of operations in support of naval operations to ensure maritime stability and security in the Central Region, connecting the Mediterranean and the Pacific through the western Indian Ocean and three strategic choke points. (U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 2nd Class Abigayle Lutz/Released)
A snowshoe Guide shows the way, next to Lac Noir, Grandes Rousses massif.
Alpe d'Huez, Rhône-Alpes, France, March 2012.
Un guide de la raquette trace le chemin, près du Lac Noir, massif des Grandes Rousses.
Alpe d'Huez, Rhône-Alpes, France, Mars 2012.
Labs Live at Andrei's, a fundraising event presented by the Orange County Friends Committee of Guide Dogs for the Blind. Photo by Sara Cozolino.
Guided Meditation is a "#Meditation done with the help of a guide". The guide can be a teacher or an instructor. It is the easiest way to enter a state of deep meditation and inner #peace. It is one of the most powerful ways to eliminate stress and bring positive personal changes.
Read more about guided meditation: Guided meditation in India
Janet Harper from Guide Dogs for the Blind Association being interviewed by Edward Lee in the CVS Show.
Gibbs Hill lighthouse, as seen from the Yacht Club on Albuoy’s Point in Hamilton, Bermuda. Bermuda has two lighthouses. This one and St. David’s lighthouse in the East. Bermuda’s waters are treacherous. The 21 mile island is surrounded by reef. Its large collection of ship wrecks helped to earn it the moniker The Devil’s Isles back in the days of tall ships. It was the reefs that resulted in the eventual settlement of the island when the British ship, the Sea Venture, on it’s way to Jamestown, was shipwrecked here in 1609. All survived the wreck and lived on the plentiful wild hogs, fish, and birds until they were able to build two new ships from the island’s substantial cedar supply and move on to Jamestown. In 1611 the British returned, to colonize the island. As seen on my daily photoblog www.traverseearth.com