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Images Dated 29th June 2010: SAMUEL LANGHORNE CLEMENS (1835-1910). Mark Twain. American writer and humorist

SAMUEL LANGHORNE CLEMENS (1835-1910). Mark Twain. American writer and humorist. Attaining unexpected elevation. Illustration from Roughing It, 1872

Images Dated 29th June 2010: MARIE ANTOINETTE (1755-1793). / nQueen of France, 1774-1792

MARIE ANTOINETTE (1755-1793). / nQueen of France, 1774-1792
MARIE ANTOINETTE (1755-1793)./nQueen of France, 1774-1792. Marie Antoinette arriving at Versailles in 1770. Contemporary line engraving

MARIE ANTOINETTE (1755-1793). Queen of France, 1774-1792. Engraving, 1775

Images Dated 29th June 2010: LOUIS XVI (1754-1793). King of France, 1774-1792. The future king Louis XVI is shown a portrait of

LOUIS XVI (1754-1793). King of France, 1774-1792. The future king Louis XVI is shown a portrait of his intended bride, Marie Antoinette of Austria. Engraving after Jean Baptiste Gautier Dagoty, 1770

Images Dated 29th June 2010: FROG OF CALAVERAS COUNTY. Jim Smiley, Simon Wheeler, and the frog Dan l in the climactic race

FROG OF CALAVERAS COUNTY. Jim Smiley, Simon Wheeler, and the frog Dan l in the climactic race from Mark Twains The Celebrated Jumping Frog of Calaveras County, and Other Sketches, 1867

Images Dated 29th June 2010: Dyeing and Spinning

Dyeing and Spinning
Jane Meredith who uses plant and flowers to Dye wool at her home in Herefordshire

Dyeing and Spinning
Jane Meredith who uses plant and flowers to Dye wool at her home in Herefordshire ( Dyeing the wool )

Dyeing and Spinning
Jane Meredith who uses plant and flowers to Dye wool at her home in Herefordshire

Dyeing and Spinning
Jane Meredith who uses plant and flowers to Dye wool at her home in Herefordshire ( using a spinning wheel )

Dyeing and Spinning
Jane Meredith who uses plant and flowers to Dye wool at her home in Herefordshire ( Carding the wool )

Dyeing and Spinning
Jane Meredith who uses plant and flowers to Dye wool at her home in Herefordshire ( Dyeing the wool )

Dyeing and Spinning
Jane Meredith who uses plant and flowers to Dye wool at her home in Herefordshire ( using a spinning wheel )

Dyeing and Spinning
Jane Meredith who uses plant and flowers to Dye wool at her home in Herefordshire

Images Dated 29th June 2010: Glacial lake

Glacial lake. The cloudy blue colour of the water is due to the presence of finely ground rock powder due to glacial action in the area

Images Dated 29th June 2010: Mountain meadow, Canada

Mountain meadow, Canada
Mountain meadow with Indian paintbrush flowers (Castilleja sp.). This flower was named for its various medicinal and other uses by North American indigenous peoples. Photographed in Canada

Images Dated 29th June 2010: Cooked red king crab

Cooked red king crab (Paralithodes camtschaticus). This crab is native to the Bering Sea and the northern Pacific Ocean. Like other decapods (crabs and lobsters)

Images Dated 29th June 2010: Red king crab

Red king crab (Paralithodes camtschaticus). This crab is native to the Bering Sea and the northern Pacific Ocean. Like other decapods (crabs and lobsters)

Snowy lake. Frost-covered trees reflected in a small lake surrounded by snow and ice. The snow is hummocked in a pattern typical of snow that has melted and then refrozen

Images Dated 29th June 2010: Field of pumpkins

Field of pumpkins (genus Cucurbita). Pumpkins are grown for their pulpy flesh, which can be used to make soups, pies and other dishes. The seeds can be ground into a flour or used to make an oil

Images Dated 29th June 2010: Canadian glacier

Canadian glacier. This is the terminal face of the glacier, with meltwater seen at lower left. Debris from rockfalls is seen on the surface of the glacier

Images Dated 29th June 2010: Hole-in-the-wall Glacier, Alaska

Hole-in-the-wall Glacier, Alaska
Hole-in-the-wall Glacier, flowing into the Taku River. This glacier, part of the Juneau Icefield, is a tributary of the Taku Glacier

Images Dated 29th June 2010: Indian paintbrush flowers

Indian paintbrush flowers (Castilleja sp.). This flower was named for its various medicinal and other uses by North American indigenous peoples. Photographed in Canada

Images Dated 29th June 2010: Pacific oysters

Pacific oysters (Crassostrea gigas). This oyster, which is edible, is native to the Pacific coasts of Asia. It has been introduced to other coastal areas worldwide

Images Dated 29th June 2010: Brown jellyfish

Brown jellyfish (Chrysaora melanaster). This jellyfish can grow up to 30 centimetres across and has a powerful sting. Photographed at Vancouver Aquarium, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

Images Dated 29th June 2010: The exterior of the well preserved 19th century Pahtodawgyi Paya, Amarapura

The exterior of the well preserved 19th century Pahtodawgyi Paya, Amarapura, Mandalay Division, Myanmar, Asia

Images Dated 29th June 2010: Buddha statues in a crescent shaped colonnade in Umin Thounzeh, which translates as 30 caves

Buddha statues in a crescent shaped colonnade in Umin Thounzeh, which translates as 30 caves, located on Sagaing Hill, Sagaing, Mandalay, Myanmar, Asia

Images Dated 29th June 2010: Colourful prayer beads for sale inside Soon U Ponya Shin Paya, located on Sagaing Hill

Colourful prayer beads for sale inside Soon U Ponya Shin Paya, located on Sagaing Hill, Sagaing, Mandalay, Myanmar, Asia

Images Dated 29th June 2010: Monk walking past Buddha statues in a crescent shaped colonnade in Umin Thounzeh

Monk walking past Buddha statues in a crescent shaped colonnade in Umin Thounzeh (30 caves), on Sagaing Hill, Myanmar, Asia

The exterior of the well preserved 19th century Pahtodawgyi Paya, Amarapura, Myanmar, Asia

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