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Man in fishing. On the Tonlé Sap in Cambodia.
The Tonle Sap in Cambodia is the largest lake in Southeast Asia and one of the richest fishing inland waters of the earth.
It was really impressive.
scary. these guys scale up the trunks of the trees to attach small pots to collect dripping sap at the top. the sap is then used for everything from candy to alcohol. myanmar, march 2009
Material Circulante: UDD 0457
Hora: 16:26
Data: 28-07-2023
Local: Sapal (PK 392 - Linha do Algarve)
Serviço: R 5713 (Faro --» Vila Real de Stº António)
L'immagine è spirito, materia, tempo, spazio, occasione per lo sguardo. Tracce che sono prove di noi stessi e il segno di una cultura che vive incessantemente i ritmi che reggono la memoria, la storia, le norme del sapere.
Mario Giacomelli
sắp đc nghỉ hè r`
zui zui :))
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Phải cười lên để anh thấy em đã quên anh rồi
Dù bao đêm mình em khóc, nước mắt rơi cũng vì anh
Phải cười lên để anh thấy em đang vui trong lòng
Làm sao biết em đau đến thế nào
Buồn hay vui dẫu sao cũng không thay đổi được gì
Vài giây nữa là anh sẽ đứng lên đi xa thật xa
Buồn hay vui dẫu sao cũng không thể giữ anh lại
Anh đi rồi em vẫn cứ ngồi chờ anh.
:)
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Giấc mơ tuyệt đẹp khi xưa đã kết thúc r`
e tỉnh dậy, thấy nhói đau trog lòng
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Every time we go out to Wheelers Maple Sugar Camp, I am drawn to these old buckets that in the past were used to catch the sap tapped from the maple trees. I really should stop, but I can't seem to help myself.
The method is obsolete, and the sap is now collected and distributed via plastic tubing crisscrossing through the bush.
lincoln, vt... these maple-sap collection tube lines keep grabbing my eye -- something about how they segment or divide the natural patterns of the forest with a man-made design, with its intentional engineering and out-of-place color... it suggests something the the great artist christo would do: christojeanneclaude.net
El Sapic es un queso de leche cruda de cabra de pasta blanda y corteza florida, producido por los hermanos Julien y Benjamín Remond, en su “Fromagerie du Pic” situada en Penne, en las gargantas de Aveyron en el departamento de Tarn.
El Sapic se elabora en versión natural o ceniza con carbón vegetal y en forma de árbol de Navidad. El natural posee una corteza, blanca a marfil mientras que en la versión con ceniza su color es grisáceo, es delgada y plisada. Está cubierta con un ligero plumón blanco y está marcada con las estrías de las rejillas en las que los quesos se afinan.
Es un queso suave y untuoso con sabor caprino fresco y dulce, ligeramente salado y acidulado. Sus sabores se intensifican con el tiempo.
¡Debería decorar sus bandejas de quesos para Navidad!
El nombre del queso SAPIC es un acrónimo de "sapin" (árbol) y Pic (el nombre de la quesería).
Model: Justine Moore
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Dạo này chả có tgian onl chơi với mấy bạn nữa :( Sắp thi rồi, Bài nhiều khiếp !!! :-< Híhí
Mình chúc mấy bạn thi tốt ! :x Thương mấy bạn nhiều :*
Hức ! Sắp thi ANh rồi :(((
Some days I just want to unplug everything and run away...today was one of those days. Technology was not my friend, tomorrow will surely be better. HMBT
Der Tonle Sap in Kambodscha ist der größte See Südostasiens und eines der fischreichsten Binnengewässer der Erde.
Von Norden wird der See durch mehrere Zuflüsse gespeist, im Süden tritt der nach dem See benannte Tonle-Sap-Fluss aus, der bei Phnom Penh in den Mekong mündet. Jedes Jahr im Juni ist dort ein weltweit einzigartiges Naturphänomen zu beobachten. Der Mekong führt zu dieser Zeit auf Grund der Monsunregenfälle und durch das Schmelzwasser aus dem Himalaya bis zu vier mal mehr Wasser als in den trockenen Monaten. Da Kambodscha ein großteils sehr flaches und ebenes Land ist, drängt das Wasser des Mekong in den Tonle-Sap-Fluss, und dieser wechselt die Fließrichtung. Die Wassermassen drängen zurück in das Becken des Tonle Sap und füllen den See, der während der trockenen Jahreszeit eine Oberfläche von 2.600 – 3.000 km² aufweist, bis er auf circa 10.400 km² (inkl. umliegende Flusslandschaften: bis zu 25.000 km²) anwächst und bis zu fünf mal so tief ist (von 2–3 m auf 14 m). Der Höhepunkt der Überflutungen wird im September erreicht. Zu diesem Zeitpunkt ist knapp ein Drittel der landwirtschaftlichen Kulturfläche Kambodschas von Wasser bedeckt.
Erst im November, wenn der Mekong wieder weniger Wasser führt, wechselt der Fluss erneut die Richtung, und das Wasser des Sees fließt langsam ab.
The Tonle Sap in Cambodia is the largest lake in Southeast Asia and one of the fish richest inland waters of the earth.
For most of the year the lake is fairly small, around one meter deep and with an area of 2,700 square km. During the monsoon season, however, the Tonlé Sap river, which connects the lake with the Mekong river, reverses its flow. Water is pushed up from the Mekong into the lake, increasing its area to 16,000 square km and its depth to up to nine meters, flooding nearby fields and forests. The floodplain provides a great breeding ground for fish.
The pulsing system with its large floodplain, rich biodiversity, and high annual sediment and nutrient fluxes from Mekong makes the Tonlé Sap one of the most productive inland fisheries in the world, supporting over three million people and providing over 75% of Cambodia's annual inland fish catch and 60% of Cambodians' protein intake. At the end of the rainy season, the flow reverses and the fish are carried downriver.
Closeup of sap running down tree bark. It can be visually appealing in an abstract way, but generally an indication that a tree is under stress...
Tonlé Sap (Khmer: ទន្លេសាប) is a river in Cambodia that connects the Tonlé Sap lake with the Mekong river. The river is known for its unusual seasonal reversal, which plays a crucial role in supporting biodiversity, sustaining local livelihoods, enhancing agricultural productivity, and contributing to the ecological, economic, and cultural vitality of the region.
In Khmer, Tonlé/ទន្លេ means "river"[6] and Sap/សាប means "fresh water".[7] Therefore, Tonlé Sap (ទន្លេសាប) is the name of the river while the lake is called "Boeng Tonlé Sap" (បឹងទន្លេសាប, where Boeng/បឹង means "lake").[8]
From the lake, the Tonlé Sap flows 147 kilometres (91 mi) southeast to its confluence with the Mekong river near Phnom Penh, the capital of Cambodia.