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Images Dated 26th January 2008 (page 4)

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Images Dated 26th January 2008: Bird's Nest Fern at tropical rainforest - Masoala National Park - Madagascar

Bird's Nest Fern at tropical rainforest - Masoala National Park - Madagascar
MAR-1228 Bird's Nest Fern at tropical rainforest Masoala National Park - Madagascar Asplenium nidus Thomas Marent

Images Dated 26th January 2008: Cornbeefwood / Barringtonia Flower - Masoala National Park - Madagascar

Cornbeefwood / Barringtonia Flower - Masoala National Park - Madagascar
MAR-1226 Cornbeefwood / Barringtonia Flower Masoala National Park - Madagascar Barringtonia racemosa Thomas Marent

Cornbeefwood / Barringtonia Flower - Masoala National Park - Madagascar
MAR-1227 Cornbeefwood / Barringtonia Flower Masoala National Park - Madagascar Barringtonia racemosa Thomas Marent

Images Dated 26th January 2008: North America, Mexico, Yucatan, Merida. An old Christian chapel built upon the ruins

North America, Mexico, Yucatan, Merida. An old Christian chapel built upon the ruins at Dzibilchaltun

Images Dated 26th January 2008: North America, Mexico

North America, Mexico, Yucatan, Merida, Dzibilchaltun. View of the ruins from the Temple of the Seven Dolls

Images Dated 26th January 2008: Central America, Guatemala

Central America, Guatemala
Guatemala, Antigua. Iglesia de San Francisco. One of the oldest stil standing churches in Antigua, this church was built in 1579 and still stands despite being damaged by earthquakes many times

Guatemala, Antigua. Doors leading into room at hotel in Antigua

Central America, Guatemala
Guatemala, Antigua. Public wash basins where the local women do their laundry

Guatemala, Antigua. Potted Calla Lily plant as decoration in small boutique hotel in Antigua

Guatemala, Antigua. Aqua blue door against colorful red wall in Antigua

Guatemala, Antigua. Stairway leading to rooms of small boutique hotel in Antigua

Central America, Guatemala
Guatemala, Antigua. Stairway leading to rooms of small boutique hotel in Antigua

Guatemala, Antigua. Stairway leading to rooms of small boutique hotel in Antigua

Central America, Guatemala
Guatemala, Antigua. Ruins of old church in Antigua

Guatemala, Antigua. Ruins of old church in Antigua

Central America, Guatemala
Guatemala, Antigua. La Recoleccion Church of Antigua, built 1701 to 1708; built by Jose de Porres and finished by his son Diego

Images Dated 26th January 2008: Guatemala, Antigua. La Recoleccion Church of Antigua, built 1701 to 1708; built by Jose de Porres

Guatemala, Antigua. La Recoleccion Church of Antigua, built 1701 to 1708; built by Jose de Porres and finished by his son Diego

Central America, Guatemala
Guatemala, Antigua. La Recoleccion Church of Antigua, built 1701 to 1708; built by Jose de Porres and finished by his son Diego

Guatemala, Antigua. La Recoleccion Church of Antigua, built 1701 to 1708; built by Jose de Porres and finished by his son Diego

Central America, Guatemala
Guatemala, Antigua. La Recoleccion Church of Antigua, built 1701 to 1708; built by Jose de Porres and finished by his son Diego

Guatemala, Antigua. La Recoleccion Church of Antigua, built 1701 to 1708; built by Jose de Porres and finished by his son Diego

Central America, Guatemala
Guatemala, Antigua. La Recoleccion Church of Antigua, built 1701 to 1708; built by Jose de Porres and finished by his son Diego

Central America, Guatemala
Guatemala, Antigua. School bulit by friars in 1757, it did not have the royal approval it was closed by Charles III in 1761 and used as Royal Custom House from 1765. Destroyed by earthquakes in 1773

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Central America, Guatemala, Antigua. School bulit by mercedarian friars in 1757. Because it did not have the royal approval it was closed by Charles III in 1761

Images Dated 26th January 2008: Guatemala, Antigua. School bulit by friars in 1757, it did not have the royal approval

Guatemala, Antigua. School bulit by friars in 1757, it did not have the royal approval it was closed by Charles III in 1761 and used as Royal Custom House from 1765. Destroyed by earthquakes in 1773

Central America, Guatemala
Guatemala, Antigua. Ruins of old church in Antigua

Guatemala, Antigua. Small boutique hotel in Antigua

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