Panorama Gallery

Wineglass Bay from Mount Amos

Wineglass Bay from Mount Amos, one of the peaks of the Hazards, with Mount Freycinet, the peak furthest to the right on the Peninsula, and Great Oyster Bay on far right of the image. Freycinet National Park, Freycinet Peninsula, Tasmania, Australia

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Deserted mines cottages in a ghost town

Deserted mines cottages in a ghost town. Gwalia was a gold-mining town. Underground mining began in 1897 at the Sons of Gwalia mine that became the largest and deepest in Australia. The mine closed in 1963 and the population disappeared almost overnight. Gwalia, near Leonora, Goldfields region, Great Victorian Desert, Western Australia

Lake Titicaca at sunset

Lake Titicaca at sunset. It is 190 km long, and at 3812 m above sea level it is the world's highest navigable lake. Fed by five rivers, it evaporates great quantities of water due to strong winds and intense sunlight. There is almost no flow out of the lake. Andes, Bolivia and Peru

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