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There is no need to introduce the Lofoten islands; they have been on tourist radar for years. The islands' tall, craggy mountains stand majestically against the grey sky and made first-time visitors stare in silent awe.
Lofoten offers everything that their adventurous visitors seek for: sea-bird colonies, beautiful sandy beaches, towering peaks, and picturesque fishing villages. The mountains are set so close together that there seems to be no way through, but in fact the islands are riddled with straits, sounds and fjords.
Inspired by the Long crossing of the Lofoten Islands, we focused on the archipelago's arguably most diverse and rugged island, the southernmost Moskenesøya.
Besides well-known spots like Kvalvika bay, we were attracted by the scarcely populated west coast of the island, with no roads and (almost) no villages. On top of that, the southernmost tip of Moskenesøya seemed to offer real wilderness hiking since there is in fact no other way how to reach it except for a chartered boat transfer.
Our week-long itinerary was the following: BuvĂĄgen -> Gjerdvika -> Ă…gvatnet -> Forsfjorden -> Stormarkpollen -> Kvalvika -> Fredvang.
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El inicio de semana trajo consigo muchĂsimas cosas por hacer, desde proyectos universitarios como otros que no lo son tanto. AsĂ que entre ocupado y atrapado estarĂ© al menos por este mes. Pero nada fuera de lo normal, en serio...
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The week started bringing many things to do, many projects and word to do. So I'll be trapped and occupied and at least for this month. But nothing unusual, really ...
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Cabimas, Zulia.
Febrero 5, 2010.
location : Marseille
ok guys .. with this shot .. i`m done with my summer trip pics =)
hope you guys liked it .. thanks for all your comments =)
De "Jules Verne" trekt een streep door mijn opname van de mullerpier en de euromast vanaf het charloise hoofd.
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© Ilya Korzelius
Headlamps cut through the clag. It took a good 5 mins for 659 to build up a bit of heat and air before moving out the shed through her clag field..
At last it's raining in Chittagong... after a long wait of a protracted hot humid month... all the city dewellers relieved with a assuaging cool weather... but needs never care about whatever you feel... it always whisper in the ears "rush!!"...man.."rush!!"...
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Photo Taken with Canon EOS 40D & EF 50mm F1.4 USM
Taken From West Khulshi, Chittagong, Bangladesh.
Copyright: Abdul Aziz Apu
Contact: apu029@gmail.com
Explored; October 16, 2008
a new picture up :) I hope all is well with everyone !!!!!!!! let me know if you like this one.
Woman relaxing in hammock. Tree with red leaves on a sandy beach. Koh Kradan island, Trang province, Thailand, Southeast Asia, Asia.
© Zoë Murdoch. All Rights Reserved. Use without permission is illegal!
Resignation, not mystic, not detached, but resignation open- eyed, conscious, and informed by love, is the only one of our feelings for which it is impossible to become a sham.
~ Joseph Conrad
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Reddish Egret (egretta rufescens) - Fort De Soto, Florida
This reddish egret sure knows how to make a fellow welcome in his neighborhood. Couldn't resist a short trip to Fort De Soto this morning.
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Just a little over six months into Conrail, a Penn Central SD40 and an Erie-Lackawanna U33C lead an eastbound train out of the Allentown Yard. The engineer, whose name was George Zellers, invited me up into the cab. Learning that I had walked over from South Bethlehem, where I was attending college, he offered me a ride back. He explained that he could not stop the train to let me off, and gave me a quick tutorial on how to dismount a moving locomotive. As we passes the former Union Station in Bethlehem, he slowed down, and I tested my newly learned skill.