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13 Jan 2004 Glass Place Mat Collection (page 2)

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13 Jan 2004 Glass Place Mat Collection: Caribbean, French West Indies, Martinique, Fort-de-France. View of commercial port

Caribbean, French West Indies, Martinique, Fort-de-France. View of commercial port
Caribbean, French West Indies, Martinique, Fort, de, France. View of commercial port

13 Jan 2004 Glass Place Mat Collection: Caribbean, French West Indies, Martinique. Le-Diamant: Blue water of hotel pool

Caribbean, French West Indies, Martinique. Le-Diamant: Blue water of hotel pool
Caribbean, French West Indies, Martinique. Le, Diamant: Blue water of hotel pool

Caribbean, French West Indies, Martinique, Morne Rouge. View of the town church

Caribbean, French West Indies, Martinique. La Diamant: Blue water of hotel pool

Caribbean, French West Indies, Martinique, Morne Rouge. View of the town church

Caribbean, French West Indies, Martinique, Morne Rouge. View from towns panorama

Caribbean, French West Indies, Martinique Caravelle Penninsula; ruins of Chateau Bubuc

13 Jan 2004 Glass Place Mat Collection: Caribbean, French West Indies, Martinique; Anse Ceron Habitation Ceron sugar plantation

Caribbean, French West Indies, Martinique; Anse Ceron Habitation Ceron sugar plantation; main house

Caribbean, French West Indies, Martinique; Pointe Du Bout Resort marina

Caribbean, French West Indies, Martinique; Anse Ceron Habitation Ceron sugar plantation

13 Jan 2004 Glass Place Mat Collection: Caribbean, French West Indies, Martinique; Sainte-Marie St. James Rum Museum

Caribbean, French West Indies, Martinique; Sainte-Marie St. James Rum Museum
Caribbean, French West Indies, Martinique; Sainte, Marie St. James Rum Museum; sugar cane train

13 Jan 2004 Glass Place Mat Collection: Caribbean, French West Indies, Martinique; St-Aubin Banana plantation fields

Caribbean, French West Indies, Martinique; St-Aubin Banana plantation fields
Caribbean, French West Indies, Martinique; St, Aubin Banana plantation fields

Caribbean, French West Indies, Martinique; St-Aubin Banana plantation fields
Caribbean, French West Indies, Martinique; St, Aubin. Banana plantation fields

13 Jan 2004 Glass Place Mat Collection: Caribbean, French West Indies, Martinique; Le Trinite Red-roofed sugar plantation

Caribbean, French West Indies, Martinique; Le Trinite Red-roofed sugar plantation
Caribbean, French West Indies, Martinique; Le Trinite. Red, roofed sugar plantation

13 Jan 2004 Glass Place Mat Collection: Caribbean, French West Indies, Martinique; Les Trois-Ilets Former farm of Emperor Josephine

Caribbean, French West Indies, Martinique; Les Trois-Ilets Former farm of Emperor Josephine
Caribbean, French West Indies, Martinique; Les Trois, Ilets Former farm of Emperor Josephine, Musee de la Pagerie ruins

Caribbean, French West Indies, Martinique; Pointe Du Bout Resort marina

13 Jan 2004 Glass Place Mat Collection: Caribbean, French West Indies, Martinique; Route de la Trace View of the Pitons

Caribbean, French West Indies, Martinique; Route de la Trace View of the Pitons
Caribbean, French West Indies, Martinique; Route de la Trace. View of the Pitons du Carbet at Balata

Caribbean, French West Indies, Martinique; La Trinite Sugar cane fields

13 Jan 2004 Glass Place Mat Collection: Caribbean, French West Indies, Martinique; Les Trois-Ilets Town colonial architecture

Caribbean, French West Indies, Martinique; Les Trois-Ilets Town colonial architecture
Caribbean, French West Indies, Martinique; Les Trois, Ilets Town colonial architecture

Caribbean, French West Indies, Martinique; Les Trois-Ilets Town colonial architecture
Caribbean, French West Indies, Martinique; Les Trois, Ilets. Town colonial architecture

13 Jan 2004 Glass Place Mat Collection: Coloured SEM of household dust (allergens)

Coloured SEM of household dust (allergens)
Household dust. Coloured Scanning Electron Micro- graph (SEM) of a sample of household dust. Dust contains an assortment of substances which can cause asthma or other allergic reactions

13 Jan 2004 Glass Place Mat Collection: Hand holding an opened blue mussel, Mytilus edulis

Hand holding an opened blue mussel, Mytilus edulis
Blue mussel. Hand holding a blue mussel, Mytilus edulis, whose shells have been prised apart. Mussels are bivalves which means that they have two shells which are hinged on one side

13 Jan 2004 Glass Place Mat Collection: Ruff, historical artwork

Ruff, historical artwork
Ruff. Historical artwork of a male ruff (Philomachus pugnax), a wading bird. Only the male has the prominent collar of display feathers that gives this bird its name

13 Jan 2004 Glass Place Mat Collection: White-tailed eagle, historical artwork

White-tailed eagle, historical artwork
White-tailed eagle. Historical artwork of a white- tailed eagle (Haliaeetus albicilla). This large eagle inhabits coastal regions, and feeds primarily on fish and birds

13 Jan 2004 Glass Place Mat Collection: Arctic skua, historical artwork

Arctic skua, historical artwork
Arctic skua. Historical artwork of an Arctic skua (Stercorarius parasiticus). This aggressive bird is found throughout the world

13 Jan 2004 Glass Place Mat Collection: Redshank, historical artwork

Redshank, historical artwork
Redshank. Historical artwork of a redshank (Tringa totanus). This shorebird inhabits coasts, estuaries and marshland across much of Europe and Asia

13 Jan 2004 Glass Place Mat Collection: Skylark, historical artwork

Skylark, historical artwork
Skylark. Historical artwork of a skylark (Alauda arvensis). This bird is famed for its warbling song, which it sings during its distinctive display flight

13 Jan 2004 Glass Place Mat Collection: Golden eagle, historical artwork

Golden eagle, historical artwork
Golden eagle. Historical artwork of a golden eagle (Aquila chrysaetos). This large bird of prey inhabits much of northern Eurasia and North America

13 Jan 2004 Glass Place Mat Collection: Grey phalarope, historical artwork

Grey phalarope, historical artwork
Grey phalarope. Historical artwork of a grey phalarope (Phalaropus fulicarius). This migratory wading bird breeds in coastal areas in sub-Arctic Eurasia

13 Jan 2004 Glass Place Mat Collection: Shelduck, historical artwork

Shelduck, historical artwork
Shelduck. Historical artwork of a shelduck (Tadorna tadorna). This duck inhabits coastal areas throughout much of Europe, Asia and north Africa

13 Jan 2004 Glass Place Mat Collection: Tree pipit, historical artwork

Tree pipit, historical artwork
Tree pipit. Historical artwork of a tree pipit (Anthus trivialis). This small bird is a migrant, spending the breeding season in Europe and northern Eurasia

13 Jan 2004 Glass Place Mat Collection: Herring gull, historical artwork

Herring gull, historical artwork
Herring gull. Historical artwork of a herring gull (Larus argentatus) on a beach. This large gull is found throughout the northern hemisphere, although it never ventures far out to sea

13 Jan 2004 Glass Place Mat Collection: Grasshopper warbler, historical artwork

Grasshopper warbler, historical artwork
Grasshopper warbler. Historical artwork of a grasshopper warbler (Locustella naevia). Both the common and scientific names of this small bird relate to its high, insect-like song

13 Jan 2004 Glass Place Mat Collection: Widgeon, historical artwork

Widgeon, historical artwork
Widgeon. Historical artwork of a widgeon (Anas penelope). This duck inhabits inland lakes and rivers during the breeding season, but spends the winter at coastal marshes and estuaries

13 Jan 2004 Glass Place Mat Collection: Sand martin, historical artwork

Sand martin, historical artwork
Sand martin. Historical artwork of a sand martin (Riparia riparia). This small bird spends most of its time catching insects in flight, usually over rivers and lakes

13 Jan 2004 Glass Place Mat Collection: Little stint, historical artwork

Little stint, historical artwork
Little stint. Historical artwork of a little stint (Calidris minuta). This small wading shorebird is a migrant, breeding in the sub-Arctic tundra and islands

13 Jan 2004 Glass Place Mat Collection: Redwing, historical artwork

Redwing, historical artwork
Redwing. Historical artwork of a redwing (Turdus iliacus), a type of thrush. This bird inhabits fields and open country in northern parts of Europe in the breeding season

13 Jan 2004 Glass Place Mat Collection: Sandpiper, historical artwork

Sandpiper, historical artwork
Common sandpiper. Historical artwork of a common sandpiper (Actitis hypoleucos). This is a migratory wading bird that feeds around water

13 Jan 2004 Glass Place Mat Collection: Planetary conjunction

Planetary conjunction. Image 2 of 5. Planets in the evening sky just after sunset on the evening of 5th May 2002. At upper left is Jupiter

13 Jan 2004 Glass Place Mat Collection: Computer artwork of a future lunar base

Computer artwork of a future lunar base
Lunar base. Computer artwork of a future manned base on the Moon. The tall blue cylinders are habitation areas, and in the foreground a large lunar rover vehicle can be seen

13 Jan 2004 Glass Place Mat Collection: Lunar survey team

Lunar survey team
Artists impression of a Lunar Survey Team at work on the Moon

13 Jan 2004 Glass Place Mat Collection: View of an lit electric light bulb

View of an lit electric light bulb
Light bulb. View of a lit electric light bulb. Bulbs produce light from a filament (centre), a fine coiled wire of tungsten which heats up and glows as an electric current is passed through it

13 Jan 2004 Glass Place Mat Collection: Eroded and pitted rock

Eroded and pitted rock. Soft sedimentary rock has become pitted due to erosion by wind, salt spray and water. The overhanging rock wall (upper right) is known as the Malaspina Gallery

$13 Jan 2004 Glass Place Mat Collection: Refraction$

Refraction. White light being refracted as it passes through a triangular prism to produce a spectrum (rainbow). Refraction is the change of direction of a wave when it passes from one medium to

13 Jan 2004 Glass Place Mat Collection: Lava flow

Lava flow
Pahoehoe lava. Time exposure image of a pahoehoe lava flow from Kilauea Volcano, Hawaii, USA. This thick ropy-looking lava may flow at speeds of up to 50 kilometres per hour

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