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Images Dated 17th January 2011 (page 6)

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Green door and flowers of the Tanger medina. Morocco

Window of the Tanger medina. Morocco

Decorated fountain inside Asilah medina. Morocco

Colonial Tanger window. Morocco

Baby elephants at the David Sheldrick elephant sanctuary in Nairobi Kenya

Sacred tree in Segou, Mali, West Africa

Blue tiles at Topkapi, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Istanbul, Turkey

Images Dated 17th January 2011: The roman theater of Ephesus. It was an ancient Greek city, and later a major Roman city

The roman theater of Ephesus. It was an ancient Greek city, and later a major Roman city, on the west coast of Asia Minor. Selcuk, Turkey, Asia

Vegetables in a market in the historic Beyoglu district. Istanbul, Turkey

A restaurant in an old caravanserai. SAoleymaniye Camii, Istanbul, Turkey

The rocky village of Uchisar, above the old Silk Road plains of Cappadocia. Turkey, Asia

Windows of Bursa. Turkey, Asia

Images Dated 17th January 2011: Selcuk is one of the most visited touristic destinations within Turkey, known for

Selcuk is one of the most visited touristic destinations within Turkey, known for the ancient city of Ephesus. Turkey, Asia

Calcium Travertines at sunset, Pamukkale, Hierapolis, Turkey

Turkish yali (wooden house) in Bebek district. Istanbul, Turkey

Magnificent and coloured dresses in an Istanbul bazaar. Turkey

The old rocky monastery of Kirleki Kilesi. Cappadocia, Turkey, Asia

The old rocky village of Selime, on the Silk Road. Cappadocia, Turkey, Asia

The great volcano Ercyies Dagi, on the old Silk Road. Turkey, Asia

Rocky dwellings at Soganli, on the old Silk Road. Cappadocia, Turkey, Asia

The golden equestrian statue of Ataturk at Kayseri. Anatolia, Turkey, Asia

Istanbul and the Golden Horn at sunset. Turkey

Images Dated 17th January 2011: Fireworks during the Seas Week festivities at Horta. Faial, Azores islands

Fireworks during the Seas Week festivities at Horta. Faial, Azores islands, Portugal

Images Dated 17th January 2011: Whaling boats regattas in the sea channel between Faial and Pico islands

Whaling boats regattas in the sea channel between Faial and Pico islands. Faial, Azores islands, Portugal

Images Dated 17th January 2011: Faja do Ouvidor. Fajas are sliding lands along the seaside. Sao Jorge, Azores islands

Faja do Ouvidor. Fajas are sliding lands along the seaside. Sao Jorge, Azores islands, Portugal

Images Dated 17th January 2011: Volcanic craters along the Sao Jorge island and the Pico volcano on the horizon

Volcanic craters along the Sao Jorge island and the Pico volcano on the horizon. Azores islands, Portugal

Images Dated 17th January 2011: Faja do Ouvidor and Faja da Ribeira d Areia in a rainy day

Faja do Ouvidor and Faja da Ribeira d Areia in a rainy day. Fajas are sliding lands along the seaside. Sao Jorge, Azores islands, Portugal

A swimming pool in a hotel of Velas, capital city of Sao Jorge. Azores islands, Portugal

Images Dated 17th January 2011: Canada, manufacturing house of the famous Sao Jorge traditional cheese, Santo Amaro

Canada, manufacturing house of the famous Sao Jorge traditional cheese, Santo Amaro, Azores islands, Portugal

Terra do Conde cellars. Santa Cruz, Graciosa, Azores islands, Portugal

Images Dated 17th January 2011: Furna do Enxofre (Sulphur Cave) is a lava cave, with a maximum length of 194 meters

Furna do Enxofre (Sulphur Cave) is a lava cave, with a maximum length of 194 meters and about 40 meters high in the central part. Graciosa, Azores islands, Portugal

A traditional windmill in Sao Mateus. Graciosa, Azores islands, Portugal

Images Dated 17th January 2011: Ponta da Barca lighthouse, in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean. Graciosa, Azores islands

Ponta da Barca lighthouse, in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean. Graciosa, Azores islands, Portugal

Sete Fontes Nature Park with exotic trees. Sao Jorge, Azores islands, Portugal

Queijadas, a delicacy of Graciosa. Azores islands, Portugal

Images Dated 17th January 2011: The Lagoa do Caiado crater (Caiado lagoon), one of the undreds of craters spread along

The Lagoa do Caiado crater (Caiado lagoon), one of the undreds of craters spread along the Pico island. On the horizon we can see Sao Jorge island. Azores islands, Portugal

Images Dated 17th January 2011: Holy Spirit (Espirito Santo) festivities at Criacao Velha

Holy Spirit (Espirito Santo) festivities at Criacao Velha. This kind of bread, called Rosquilhas, is a delicacy. Pico, Azores islands, Portugal

Images Dated 17th January 2011: Vineyards inside lava walls at Criacao Velha

Vineyards inside lava walls at Criacao Velha. A UNESCO World Heritage Site. Pico, Azores islands, Portugal

Windmill in Vila do Porto. Santa Maria, Azores islands, Portugal

Terraced vineyards at the little town of Maia. Santa Maria, Azores islands, Portugal

Trees bordering a rural road near Povoacao. Sao Miguel, Azores islands, Portugal

Seaside with lava rocks at Praia Formosa. Santa Maria, Azores islands, Portugal

Grilled sardines, one of the delights of Setubal. Portugal

Traditional rural house at Povoacao. Sao Miguel, Azores islands, Portugal

Images Dated 17th January 2011: Holy Christ Church during the festivities at Ponta Delgada. Sao Miguel, Azores islands

Holy Christ Church during the festivities at Ponta Delgada. Sao Miguel, Azores islands, Portugal

Roman bridge, Beira Baixa, Portugal

Vineyards in the wine growing plains of Alentejo, Portugal

Oporto, capital of the Port wine, with the Douro river at sunset, Portugal

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