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The day after King's Day.
Peter has won two slagroomsoesjes with the game "Cookie Bites". These go to Scout and Paddy in Australia. It is transported by a radio controlled aircraft.
OLEG:
Look Peter the plane has taken off.
PETER:
So exciting Oleg. I'll tell Scout the slagroomsoesjes are coming.
Apparently there are more zebu cattle than people in Madagascar as they are well adapted to high temperatures.
This image shows zebus being used to transport tourists on a tour to one of the scenic areas of the island.
Steetley Magnesite, also known as Hartlepool Magnesia Works and Palliser Works, was located at Hartlepool Headland. The site was left partly demolished and the pier became a big attraction for local fishermen despite being incredibly unsafe and dangerous, a section was then removed to prevent anyone venturing out.
Ce lionceau n'a que quelques jours. Pour lui, les dangers sont partout. Bien sûr, les hyènes pullulent dans la savane, mais aussi les babouins, les serpents et autres maléfices. Pour veiller sur lui au plus près lors des déplacements, sa mère le transporte dans sa gueule protectrice.
Europe, The Netherlands, Zuid Holland, Rotterdam Zuid, Waalhaven, Mercor, Bulk transport, Bulk carrier, Rhineship, Dust (cut from B&T, slightly cut from L&R)
Bulk buffering and -transfer is one of the things of the Waalhaven. Shot near the Marcor Stevedoring terminal.
The Waalhaven is one of the harbours on the left bank of the Maas in Rotterdam. With its area of 310 ha, it is the largest excavated harbour basin in the world. The Waalhaven flows into the Nieuwe Maas and is directly connected to the sea via the Scheur and the Nieuwe Waterweg.
This is number 332 of Rotterdam Harbour & Industry and 1279 of Minimalism & explicit Graphism.
Tiny initials in the corner of a car headlight. Living in Munich there is plenty of that brand of transportation parked in any street.
Another one from Canterbury Cathedral.
This is a haunting sculpture in the crypt by Anthony Gormley titled 'Transport'. It is actually made up from nails from the old cathedral roof and hovers directly above the site of the first tomb of Archbishop Thomas Becket murdered in 1170.
I didn't know it was there on first entering and took my breath away.
A small handmade outrigger boat contrasts with a small freighter vessel off shore from the city of Legazpi, Philippines. Small outriggers are usually paddle boats with small motors used to get people short distances between one side of the bay or between islands and for fishing.
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