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Winterlude 2012 – Skating on the Rideau Canal
Winterlude 2012 – Skating on the Rideau Canal The Rideau Canal is billed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site and maintains bragging rights as the World’s largest skating rink. In a good year, the frozen canal surface provides an enjoyable … Continue reading
Posted in Canada Explorer, Ontario, Ottawa
Tagged Beavertails, bragging rights, Canal safety patrol and Paramedic van, D.I.F.D., frozen surface, Largest skating rink, National Capital Commission, NCC, Ontario, Ottawa, ottawa convention, pastry, Peace tower clock, pressure cracks, Rideau Canal, rideau locks, Skaiting on the Rideau Canal, skater, skates, skating rink, UNESCO, unesco world heritage, UNESCO World Heritage Site, winter festival, Winterlude 2012, winterlude festival, World Heritage Site, youth mental heatlh initiative, youth suicide
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Pompeii, Italy
Ancient Pompeii, Italy If you were an individual walking across this forum during two fateful days in 79 AD, you would most likely have died. (LOCATION)
Posted in Europe, Italy
Tagged ancient pompeii, archeologists, closer look, colums, construction methods, excavation, fateful days, flowering plants, Italy, local guide, mosaic, mt vesuvius eruption, Mt. Vesuvius, paving stones, phallic symbol in stone, Pmpeii, pompeii italy, portico, pumice, roadway, roman history, ruins, stone pines, The Forum, theater, tour group, treasure trove, umbrella pines, vesuvius, volcanic eruption, World Heritage Site
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African Safari – Ngorongoro Crater – Exploring the crater floor
African Safari – Ngorongoro Crater – Exploring the crater floor We survived the tricky driving down the side of the crater walls and found ourselves on a rather flat piece of the earth with wildebeest and zebra being the predominate … Continue reading
Posted in African Safari, Tanzania
Tagged Adeotis kori, african buffalo, African Cape Buffalo, african safari, Ardea cinerea, Ardea melanocephala, Balearica regulorum, black rhino, Black-headed Heron, Cape Buffalo, copyright all rights reserved, crowned crane, East Africa, Egreta intermedia, elephant, Gallinula chloropus, Great Rift Valley, Grey Heron, hyena, images, Kori Bustard, Masai, Moorhen, Ngorongoro, Ngorongoro Conservatin Area, Ngorongoro Conservation Area, Ngorongoro Crater, photos, pictures, raptor, RJHay, Ron Hay, safari, savannah, spotted hyena, tanzania, tusk, ungulat wildebeest, volcano, volcano caldera, waterfall, wildebeest, World Heritage Site, Yellow-billed Egret, zebra
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African Safari – Ngorongoro Crater – Getting into the crater
A nice view to wake up to… African Safari – Ngorongoro Crater – Getting into the crater Sunrise over the Ngorongoro Crater is an exciting time as the lower reaches of the crater slowly come to life and the sun’s … Continue reading
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Tagged copyright all rights reserved, Great Rift Valley, images, Leptoptilos crumeniferus, Marabou Stork, Masai, Ngorongoro Conservation Area, Ngorongoro Crater, Onychognathus morio, photos, pictures, Red-wing Starling, RJHay, Ron Hay, savannah, ungulat wildebeest, volcano, volcano caldera, waterfall, World Heritage Site, zebra
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African Safari – Ngorongoro Crater – A short walk outside
African Safari – Ngorongoro Crater – A short walk outside After a morning of safari in the Serengeti we traveled to our lodge for the evening on the rim of the Ngorogoro crater. I was hoping to stretch my legs … Continue reading
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Winterlude 2006 – Ice Sculptures
Winterlude 2006 – Ice Sculptures One aspect of the Winterlude festival in Ottawa, Ontario (Canada’s Capital city) that I enjoy seeing is the talented work of the amateur and professional ice sculptors. Amazing what they can do with blocks of … Continue reading
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Tagged axes, blow torches, Canada, chainsaw, dremels, finished product, ice, ice sculptors, ice sculpture, ice sculptures, irons, knives, news story, nigth photography, Nikon, Nikon D200, Ontario, Ottawa, ottawa ontario canada, photograph, professional ice, Rideau Canal, talented work, UNESCO, UNESCO Heritage Site, winter festival, winterlude, Winterlude 2006, winterlude festival, World Heritage Site
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