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Billa in Yambol - * Billa supermarket in Yambo as seen from the main Yambol-Sliven road. Good to see that it is hidden by greenery and surrounded by grassed areas. *
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September 2017 Theme Day: Photographing The Photographer - Due to lack of time I don’t post in a daily basis, I try to do it at least once a month, on the occasion of the theme day issue. “A poet can imagi...
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Nowy adres bloga! - Przypominam o zmianie adresu strony! Obecnie całość bloga została przeniesiona na stronę: http://fotopoznan.blogspot.com Strona reaktywowana od lipca! Zap...
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Let The Games Begin!!! - The Temple of Kukulkan or Pyramid of Kukulkan, Cancun, Mexico, is also known by the name "El Castello", a term that was used by the Spaniards in the six...
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Patients in Ibn Sina Hospital in Mosul and death of my colleague - Who said studying medicine is easy? Oh it is very hard, when I see those patients in the Ibn Sina Hospital in Mosul and what they suffer from, I feel so so...
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Suramadu Bridge - Suramadu Bridge Suramadu National Bridge is a bridge that crosses the Madura Strait, connecting the island of Java (in Surabaya) and Madura Island (in...
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St Patrick's Cathedral - music+image Thanks for your kind visits / Gracias por su visita.
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Shamu has passed away...9/9/2009 - Sorry for the delay in letting everyone know about Shamu. He passed away unexpectedly on 9/9/2009-possibly had his stomach twist inside of his ribcage and ...15 years ago
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A NEW BLOG HAS ARRIVED! - THIS BLOG HAS COME TO AN END AND A NEW ONE HAS ARRIVED: *BLOGTROTTER TWO* (NOT MUCH IMAGINATION...)! The blog that now comes to an end was created to show ...15 years ago
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Aleppo's labyrinthine souqs - Aleppo's labyrinthine medieval souq - or rather souqs within a souq - has long been one of our favorites in the Middle East, mainly because it has remained...
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I love how you've captured the multicolors of the buildings. Great snapshot!
ReplyDeleteTank you Sally. Few yers ago those buildings were grey and dull. Fortunately it changed :-).
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