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17-Dec-2009 01:27
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Hello, if you are interested :
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16-Dec-2009 13:27
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My Dad works as an engineer on different ships around the world, and in November he was lucky enough to be upon the Aurora Australis, as It traveled down to Antarctica to (amongst other things) deliver supplies for the crew and people working down there.
He took both still photos, and some (Hi Def!) video, which I've compiled into a blog post here:
http://darcyjohnperkins.com/my-dad-went-to-antarctica/
And on my flickr account here:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/darcyperkins/sets/72157622950445990/
What do you guys think? It wasn't exactly what I expected antarctica to look like, but at the same time it was. Whilst it was beautiful, watching the same thing (floating ice) for an hour got pretty boring, so the penguins (called "Pengies" by the people at antarctica, apparently) were a nice change in theme.
Just thought I'd share =]
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11-Dec-2009 19:44
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This is a set from a trip I took to Vietnam where I stayed with my friend and his family in their house in a Saigon neighborhood. Staying with locals allowed me to get a perspective I wouldn't ordinarily get to do. http://www.flickr.com/photos/jarenhorsley/sets/72157620142219853/
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09-Dec-2009 16:28
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one of the photo which ia called the BASHANG grassland,but with little grass because the climate change and the destroy of people. http://www.flickr.com/photos/45429503@N08/4167865627/
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08-Dec-2009 20:23
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12-Dec-2009 03:09
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Please have a look at some photos of artisans working in the Kutch area of Gujarat.
I had a wonderful time visiting these very talented people. Each was very friendly and hospitable and loved talking to us.
I've just returned from Laos where I spent six days on the Nam Ou, going upriver from Luang Prabang to Phongsali by slow longtail boat and back the same way. My photos are at http://www.pbase.com/cathryn/namou. Feel free to have a look if you're interested.
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06-Dec-2009 20:16
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08-Dec-2009 20:05
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Hi,
we travelled in 2001 and 2006 for one year in Asia.
A lot of of time we've spend in India.
If you like you will find a lot of pictures here
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03-Dec-2009 21:38
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selected photos from my trip to jordan: amman, jerash, dead sea, madaba, king's highway, petra, wadi rum, aqaba
trip organised with the help of this forum - shukran!
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29-Nov-2009 14:09
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06-Dec-2009 06:44
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www.flickr.com/photos/wildirishman37/
any comments please ? .
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27-Nov-2009 02:48
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27-Nov-2009 02:48
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27-Nov-2009 02:47
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27-Nov-2009 02:47
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25-Nov-2009 23:47
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06-Dec-2009 14:44
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some from my last trip to Nepal
http://www.flickr.com/photos/reedrunner59/
more to follow, a bit off the beaten trek this time.
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23-Nov-2009 13:21
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rednawlib »
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910 pics in 8 assorted slideshows with captions from
Beijing, Xian, Guilin, Kunming, Lijiang, Chengdu, Yangtze River, Shanghai etc
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23-Nov-2009 11:34
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