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Chinese Olympic camp
A picture of Chinese Olympic camp. Nanning Gymnasium in Nanning, China, is one of many ruthless training camps across the country to which parents send their children to learn how to be champions.
Jum’ah Prayer in Kazakhstan
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Amazing places,
Islam,
People
Jum’ah Prayer in Kazakhstan, outdoors in freezing cold weather
Rainbow in Nipton Road, Nevada
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Amazing places,
Colourful,
Earth,
Road
A double rainbow appears after a storm over Nipton Road in Searchlight, Nevada - Time 4 Learning
Gutsch, Luzern, Switzerland
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Building,
Water
Gutsch, Luzern, Switzerland
Usain Bolt taking his own picture...
Usain Bolt grabs a camera and snaps his own historic frame after becoming greatest ever Olympic sprinter.
Taken from: Daily Mail
Thor's Well in CapePerpetua, Oregon
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Amazing places,
Nature,
Water,
Waterfall
Thor’s Well – “the gates of the dungeon.” CapePerpetua, Oregon. At moderate tide and strong surf, flowing water creates a fantastic landscape.
Trees in Madagascar
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Amazing places,
Trees
Baobab trees store up to 32,000 gallons in their swollen trunks to survive the sometimes harsh drought conditions in which they must survive.
The Face on the Malaysian Money
It is believed that this is the original picture used to make Tuanku Abdul Rahman's illustration on the Malaysian Ringgit.
The Death Road in Bolivia
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Extreme places,
Mountain,
Road
At the end of 2006, after 20 years of construction, a new road (a by-pass) from La Paz to Coroico was opened to public. This new route features modern construction (bridges, drainage, etc.), multiple lanes, pavement, guardrails and many other elements that make it considerably safer than the original route. As a result, the original North Yungas Road is currently much less used by traffic, although an increasing number of adventure travellers bike it for the thrills.
Taken from: I Can't Believe It
Moon Bridge in Taiwan
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Amazing places,
Bridge,
Water
The sun cuts through the mist at DaHu park, Taipei, creating a photograph that looks more like a perfect painting.
These remarkable, soft blue, monochrome pictures of The Moon Bridge, in DaHu (Big Lake) Park in Taipei, northern Taiwan, were taken by an arguably talented photographer, known simply as bbe022001 on Flickr.
Taken from: I Can't Believe It
Salt at The Dead Sea
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Amazing places,
Sea,
Water
The Dead Sea, a salt lake between Israel and Jordan. It is said to be the lowest point on Earth with 420 meters below sea level. The sea is called 'Dead' because of high salinity means no macroscopic aquatic organisms such as fish or water plants can live in it.
Taken from: I Can't Believe It
