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SUNSET - Great Blue Heron
Florida Everglades U.S.A.
In The Wild - South Florida
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©2008 Paulina Bos
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▽ Aurealis lipstick
▽ Lyrium pose
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Deep Lake Trail is a 10.4 mile moderately trafficked loop trail located near Cloverdale, Michigan that features a lake and is rated as moderate. The trail offers a number of activity options and is accessible year-round.
21 yrs ago I installed the carsonite post trails markers and label for all the foot trails in the Yankee Springs Recreation Area. I was surprised to see so may in such good shape.
The 112 metre long moving-walkway underwater tunnel at Deep Sea World, Queensferry is the longest of it's kind in Europe. It houses a multitude of native species but also a collection of 6 Sand Tiger Sharks.
Deep Sea World is Scotland's national aquarium.
Deep in thought.
He stood there alone his only companion was the sea.
It was as if he was sharing his silent thoughts with the waves as they rolled in and perhaps in is mind the receding waves would wash away his thoughts.
North Coast, New South Wales, Australia.
Before Phuket became known for its beach and oceanside resorts, Phuket thrived in the 17th century for its wealth in tin, which attracted interest from European and Chinese traders. The Chinese, particularly from Fujian province, immigrated to Phuket to work in tin mining.
Our guide, a deeply spiritual Buddhist lady told us that Old Phuket Town, as seen in this picture, has been preserved and renovated by the government. Its historical and architectural development was shaped by Chinese and European influences. Previously, it was a hub for the tin mining and rubber industries. The town was built by Chinese businessmen, particularly Hokkien immigrants who settled in Phuket, along with traders and investors from Singapore, Malaysia, and Europe. Together, they helped establish businesses, including tin smelting factories, rubber plantations, and trading hubs. Over time, Phuket evolved into a major tourist destination.