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A local braves the flooded railway pedestrian underpass an hour or so after the severe hail storm hit Garfield around 3.00PM [taken Sat.6th March 2010 @ 4:42PM]
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As with most local markets in Thailand, there is far more to explore than one might expect!
Local: São Paulo - Aeroporto de Congonhas (CGH/SBSP)
Data: 16.Ago.2013
MatrÃcula: PR-AFA
Operador: Particular
Fabricante/Modelo: Cessna 560XLS+ Citation Excel
Serial Number: 560-6066
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26 August 2019, Bra, Italy - Aicha Dalati syrian beekeeper in the Aleppo Governorate, and other beneficiaries of the joint FAO and Slow Food Project, visit Local store, where local organic food products are sold. Slow Food and the Food and Agrlculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) are organizing a study tour this week in northwest Italy for a group of Syrian small-scale women farmers. The two organizations have teamed up to enhance the skills of small-scale women food producers from Syria, all with the aim of supporting crisis-affected communities to regain or boost their livelihoods and reviving the country's agriculture sector. Ten Syrian women will learn from farming communities in Piedmont and Liguria regions that produce and promote local organic and artisan foods marked by high quality and respect for traditions. They are expected to gain knowledge on all aspects of production, marketing and value chains of a range of products - including dairy, honey, oil, cereals, breads and vegetables - and to pass on this knowledge to other women farmers in their communities upon their return. They will also be included in the global Slow Food network of local farmers so that they can continue learning and sharing knowledge and experiences.
Read more about FAO and the crisis in Syria.
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Moradores de rua dormem em frente a igreja evangélica na Av. Rio Branco, em
SP. 31/03/2011. Foto: Hélvio Romero/AE
Hot on the heels of CV55 BAU was narrow-bodied Local Link Optare Solo MV07 CYG working route 65. It too is seen turning from Fleet Street into Abbey Road in Torquay Town Centre on Wednesday 6th April. Route 65 links Torquay Harbour with St Marychurch and The Willows, largely using roads that are not served by other buses. It has an irregular timetable, as the route is just slightly too long for one bus to cover the round trip in an hour. Althoigh there appears to be no restriction on the route requiring the use of such a small vehicle, route 65 is generally lightly loaded and a 21-seater is usually adequate for the traffic on offer. Also, this vehicle can be used as a back-up whenever the regular bus for route 62 (which is restricted due to narrow roads through Cockington Village) is not available.
Local Link operates a number of midibus routes in the Torbay area, using a fleet of mostly second-hand Optare Solos. These tend to serve roads and areas that are not served by the main Stagecoach services, and therefore provide complementary rather than competing services. Both operators issue and accept each other's tickets.
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This has to be one of the best dumplings I have ever had!!! It's lamb with a very original taste. Even the spice was awesome!!! ;8-)
PS. I ate this all myself and ordered a second one for everyone else!!
Local legend has it that after Oden lost his eye this is where it landed. It's a small, round lake...150 m (492 feet) in diameter, surrounded by 30 m (98 feet) high crater walls. Said to be bottomless it's easy to see why people think an eye of a god landed here. Would be a great place for having a camera on a drone.
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Here is some history on the Caverns.
They were discovered on August 13, 1878 by five local men, including Andrew J. Campbell (a local tinsmith), his 13-year-old nephew Quint, and local photographer Benton Stebbins. Their attention had been attracted by a protruding limestone outcrop and by a nearby sinkhole noted to have cool air issuing from it. Seeking an underground cavern, the men started to dig and, about 4 hours later, a hole was created for the smallest men (Andrew and Quint) to squeeze through, slide down a rope and explore by candlelight. The first column they saw was named the Washington Column, in honor of the first United States President. Upon entering the area called Skeleton’s Gorge, bone fragments (among other artifacts) were found embedded in calcite. Other traces of previous human occupation included pieces of charcoal, flint, and human bone fragments embedded in stalagmite. A skeleton, thought to be that of a Native American girl, found in one of the chasms, was estimated, from the current rate of stalagmite growth, to be not more than 500 years old. Her remains may have slipped into the caverns after her burial hole collapsed due to a sinkhole, although the real cause is unknown.
Mimoza meets with a UNFPA-trained volunteer at a local community centre near the Albanian capital to get help enrolling in vocational and literacy courses. Photo: UNFPA/Besfort Kryeziu
Photo memories Vietnam holiday 2008
Arrived in Ho Chi Minh City (Saigon) as start of the tour.
Visited the famous Cho Binh Tay market, The old post office,
some war museums in the city center including a walk around the reunification Palace.
Sidetrip from the city is a daytrip to the Cao Dai Temple and the
Cu Chi Tunnel complex
Next part of the tour is heading south to the Mekong Delta and Can-Tho, including a visit to the floating market.
From the Mekong delta the tour is heading north again, visiting coastal places Phan-Thiet, Nha-Trang and qiu-Nhon.
Hoi-an and Hue are both Unesco World Heritage sites and well worth to visit.
Passing the DMZ-zone, the scenery changes quickly.
The Phong-Nha and Tan-Coc caves are amazing.
Almost at the end of the tour, we bumped into the crazy Hanoi traffic in the old city center.
The citytour included a visit to the Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum,
the Army museum and best of all ice coffee at 'Highlands Coffee'
Last part included Unesco World Heritage at Halong Bay
Stop-over in Hong-Kong on the way Home !