Painting after Margaret Mee (1909-1989) who spent her artistic life capturing the wonderful plants of the Amazon Rainforest.

By local Auburn dentist, Kenneth H. Fox. He sculpted many large concrete statues like this throughout the town of Auburn, California. The nakedness of some have created controversy (like Prometheus), while others are an ode to the gold-mining era.

This particular statue is outside his dental office at 391 Auburn Ravine Road, along with a group of others.

Amazon river, as seen on flight from Lima to Iquitos

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Cannot quite understand why amazon is recommending this to me but never mind.

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Amazon Park

It's good to be the king

photos by Dirk Henker

The stone work is a symbolism for the meeting of the waters which is a big thing around here.

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The Amazon

Luckily, many staff share Maki's love for Amazon. The boxes needed for the prank were not hard to find. Let the packing begin!

Amazon River and boats used by the local peoples at Iquitos, Peru.

Amazon forest wallpaper

One big dimmer switch

Machete - Amazon, Brazil

Wheels 2011,Apr 2011

There was lots of good mud for our Wellies.

Amazon Creek

on the river bank in my hammock

In Amazon Chakra, farmers grow a wide variety of crops to support their food sovereignty. Farming, hunting, fishing and picking edible and non-edible products from the Amazon forest are part of the daily life of the local communities.

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Amazon - Tambopata River

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The skin of an anaconda in a floating home on the Rio Negro (the story about the anaconda was horrifying).

I saved and saved and saved finally had enough to order this precious lens and IT DOESN'T WORK. Gee Amazon, wonder why that is.

I haz an angry sad. :(

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The Manfred Grellert, operating as the John Wesley medical boat, makes its way along the Amazon River near Manaus, Brazil. The boat is staffed by volunteer medical teams who bring care to remote communities along the river. Photo by Mike DuBose, UMNS.

Boca Manu. Village life in the Amazon.

near Indiana, Peru

I don't know why we couldn't use flash. Not that I was anyway but what is the big deal?

A boy from the village of Gamitana Cocha at a free health care clinic provided by Project Amazonas to the people of the Peruvian Amazon. This photograph is part of a solution which provides health care to over 6,000 people in the Amazon rainforest each year. Learn more about what we do at NGO AidJoy.

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