Images Dated 20th April 2004

TOURISTS CLIMB AYERS ROCK IN CENTRAL AUSTRALIA

A line of tourists use a chain to climb the world's largest monolith, Ayers Rock, about 350 kms (220 miles) southwest of the central Australian town of Alice Springs in this photograph taken on April 20, 2004. Ayers Rock, known by local Aboriginals as Uluru, received around 1,000 tourists annually 40 years ago. Since then, it has become one of Australia's major tourist destinations, attracting 400,000 visitors every year. Many tourists climb the 318 meter (1043 feet) rock, although the local Aboriginal owners request that visitors respect their sacred site and view it only from the ground. REUTERS/Tim Wimborne TBW/JV - RP4DRIGYKSAA

Fashion 1950s Model wearing shorts and a wool jumper

Fashion 1950s
Model wearing shorts and a wool jumper and knee socks walking down Regent Street in London - in the background there are business men and buses
September 1959

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1950s Fashion, Clothing, Fashion, London, Shorts, Style, Walking, Women

Fashion 1960s Model with an afro hair style standing outside dancing wearing a

Fashion 1960s
Model with an afro hair style standing outside dancing wearing a Sorelle-del-Mare silver knit charleston dress with matching pants and socks with a beaded overskirt
March 1968

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1960s Fashion, Clothing, Dancing, Dress, Fashion, Model, Posing, Style, Women