Images Dated 4th May 2016
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Featured 4 May 2016 Print
Karri (Eucalyptus diversicolor)
Karri (Eucalyptus diversicolor), tall, straight and venerable tree, at sunrise. Warren National Park, near Denmark, Western Australia
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Australian, Biogeographic Regions, Coastal Sandplain, Eucalypt, Eucalyptus, Flora, Giant, Great, Gum Tree, Gumtree, Jarrah Karri Forest And Shrublands Ecoregion, Karri Forest Region, Landscape, Low Angle View, Myrtaceae, Myrtales, Plant, Region, South West Botanical Province Of Western Australian, Southern, Southwest Western Australian, Tall, Tree, Trunks, Undergrowth, Understorey, Vegetation, Woodland
Featured 4 May 2016 Print
Thronged pedestrian street
Thronged pedestrian street. The city was the capital of the ancient Inca Empire and is a World Heritage Area. Its population is around 360 000, and gets nearly 2 million visitors a year. Cuzco, Peru
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Andes, Area, Business, City, Commercial, Cusco, District, High Altitude, Imperial, Inca, Narrow, Notice, Pedestrian, Peruvian, Qosqo, Quechua, Shop, Shopping, Sign, Site, South America, Spanish, Street, World Heritage Area, World Heritage Site
Featured 4 May 2016 Print
Islas Flotantes (Floating Islands)
Islas Flotantes (Floating Islands), artificial islands of huge rafts of bundled reeds, on which live several hundred indigenous Peruvians, the Uros people. The larger islands may house some ten families; smaller islands hold only two or three. The reeds grow abundantly in the lake. A new layer of reeds must be added to the islands every three months or so. Lake Titicaca, near Puno, Peru
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