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Glass Coaster > All Images > 2011 > April > 18 Apr 2011

18 Apr 2011 Glass Coaster Collection (#4)

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Background image18 Apr 2011 Glass Coaster Collection: Mountain gorilla (Gorilla beringei) male silverback at rest, Susa group, Volcanoes National Park

Mountain gorilla (Gorilla beringei) male silverback at rest, Susa group, Volcanoes National Park, Rwanda in wet season April

Background image18 Apr 2011 Glass Coaster Collection: Cowslips (Primula veris) backlit in evening light, Durlston Country Park, near Swanage, Dorset

Cowslips (Primula veris) backlit in evening light, Durlston Country Park, near Swanage, Dorset, UK, April

Background image18 Apr 2011 Glass Coaster Collection: Silhouette of Common toad (Bufo bufo) swimming in River Orchy, Highlands, Scotland

Silhouette of Common toad (Bufo bufo) swimming in River Orchy, Highlands, Scotland, UK, April

Background image18 Apr 2011 Glass Coaster Collection: Scenic photo of River Coe in the Highlands, Glen Coe, Scotland, UK, April 2011

Scenic photo of River Coe in the Highlands, Glen Coe, Scotland, UK, April 2011. 2020VISION Book Plate

Background image18 Apr 2011 Glass Coaster Collection: Two Common Coot (Fulica atra) swimming and leaving wakes on water. The Netherlands, July

Two Common Coot (Fulica atra) swimming and leaving wakes on water. The Netherlands, July

Background image18 Apr 2011 Glass Coaster Collection: Two Konik Wild Horse (Equus ferus caballus) interacting. The Netherlands, November

Two Konik Wild Horse (Equus ferus caballus) interacting. The Netherlands, November

Background image18 Apr 2011 Glass Coaster Collection: Two Konik Wild Horses (Equus ferus caballus) stand in front of a rainbow in grassland habitat

Two Konik Wild Horses (Equus ferus caballus) stand in front of a rainbow in grassland habitat. The Netherlands, July

Background image18 Apr 2011 Glass Coaster Collection: Kilchurn Castle on Loch Awe at dawn, Strathclyde, Scotland, UK, April 2011

Kilchurn Castle on Loch Awe at dawn, Strathclyde, Scotland, UK, April 2011

Background image18 Apr 2011 Glass Coaster Collection: Red Deer (Cervus elaphus) male standing in snow. The Netherlands, January

Red Deer (Cervus elaphus) male standing in snow. The Netherlands, January

Background image18 Apr 2011 Glass Coaster Collection: Five Mallard (Anas platyrhynchos) walking in a line across snow. Three males and two females

Five Mallard (Anas platyrhynchos) walking in a line across snow. Three males and two females. The Netherlands, January

Background image18 Apr 2011 Glass Coaster Collection: Grey Heron (Ardea cinerea) leaving footprints while walking through snow. The Netherlands

Grey Heron (Ardea cinerea) leaving footprints while walking through snow. The Netherlands, January

Background image18 Apr 2011 Glass Coaster Collection: Mute Swan (Cygnus olor) standing on frosty grass. The Netherlands, March

Mute Swan (Cygnus olor) standing on frosty grass. The Netherlands, March

Background image18 Apr 2011 Glass Coaster Collection: Whooper Swan (Cygnus cygnus) with its beak tucked under its wing. The Netherlands, June

Whooper Swan (Cygnus cygnus) with its beak tucked under its wing. The Netherlands, June

Background image18 Apr 2011 Glass Coaster Collection: Portrait of Grey Heron (Ardea cinerea) looking directly at lens. The Netherlands, June

Portrait of Grey Heron (Ardea cinerea) looking directly at lens. The Netherlands, June

Background image18 Apr 2011 Glass Coaster Collection: Konik Wild Horse (Equus ferus caballus) in grasslands with Purple loosestrife flowers

Konik Wild Horse (Equus ferus caballus) in grasslands with Purple loosestrife flowers (Lythrum salicaria) in foreground. The Netherlands, July

Background image18 Apr 2011 Glass Coaster Collection: RF- Konik Wild Horse (Equus ferus caballus) low angle close up of head. The Netherlands

RF- Konik Wild Horse (Equus ferus caballus) low angle close up of head. The Netherlands. July

Background image18 Apr 2011 Glass Coaster Collection: Cruikshank - Picture of London N110040

Cruikshank - Picture of London N110040
MAYSON BEETON COLLECTION. Picture of London, 1820 by George Cruikshank. Satirical coloured engraving from the Mayson Beeton Collection

Background image18 Apr 2011 Glass Coaster Collection: Goosander or Common Merganser -Mergus merganser-, female adult with chicks, one day, Allgaeu

Goosander or Common Merganser -Mergus merganser-, female adult with chicks, one day, Allgaeu, Bavaria, Germany, Europe

Background image18 Apr 2011 Glass Coaster Collection: Great Depression (USA) cartoon

Great Depression (USA) cartoon
Great Depression cartoon. We re on our ass. Here we are together ON OUR ASS. If this depression don t improve, We ll all be forced TO DIGEST GRASS ! Date: 1930s

Background image18 Apr 2011 Glass Coaster Collection: Stoke City - 1969 / 70

Stoke City - 1969 / 70
Football - 1969 / 1970 season - Stoke City Team Group Back (left to right): Fred Street (trainer), Tony Allen, John Ritchie, Dennis Smith, Alan Bloor, Frank Mountfield (trainer)

Background image18 Apr 2011 Glass Coaster Collection: Inner view of the Basilica of San Marco, Venice

Inner view of the Basilica of San Marco, Venice Venice Basilica of S. Marco Church Byzantine Style, Byzantine Art, Europe, First and Second Millennium A.D.. Date of Photograph:1865-1875

Background image18 Apr 2011 Glass Coaster Collection: Palenque: palaces, temples, pyramids with their sculptures and friezes them still lie buried in

Palenque: palaces, temples, pyramids with their sculptures and friezes them still lie buried in the dense tropical vegetation Mexico Palenque. Date of Photograph:1981

Background image18 Apr 2011 Glass Coaster Collection: Palenque: only a few monuments are were released from the forest that had them hidden

Palenque: only a few monuments are were released from the forest that had them hidden and protected for centuries. The famous Temple of the Sun

Background image18 Apr 2011 Glass Coaster Collection: Chiapas: anthropomorphic jars of pre-Columbian Mexico which, according to the Popol Vuh

Chiapas: anthropomorphic jars of pre-Columbian Mexico which, according to the Popol Vuh, represent the initial attempt of the gods to create man Mexico Chiapas. Date of Photograph:1968

Background image18 Apr 2011 Glass Coaster Collection: Chiapas: anthropomorphic jars of pre-Columbian Mexico which, according to the Popol Vuh

Chiapas: anthropomorphic jars of pre-Columbian Mexico which, according to the Popol Vuh, represent the initial attempt of the gods to create man Mexico Chiapas. Date of Photograph:1968

Background image18 Apr 2011 Glass Coaster Collection: Chiapas: anthropomorphic jars of pre-Columbian Mexico which, according to the Popol Vuh

Chiapas: anthropomorphic jars of pre-Columbian Mexico which, according to the Popol Vuh, represent the initial attempt of the gods to create man Mexico Chiapas. Date of Photograph:1968

Background image18 Apr 2011 Glass Coaster Collection: Chiapas: anthropomorphic jars of pre-Columbian Mexico which, according to the Popol Vuh

Chiapas: anthropomorphic jars of pre-Columbian Mexico which, according to the Popol Vuh, represent the initial attempt of the gods to create man Mexico Chiapas. Date of Photograph:1968

Background image18 Apr 2011 Glass Coaster Collection: Chiapas: anthropomorphic jars of pre-Columbian Mexico which, according to the Popol Vuh

Chiapas: anthropomorphic jars of pre-Columbian Mexico which, according to the Popol Vuh, represent the initial attempt of the gods to create man Mexico Chiapas. Date of Photograph:1968

Background image18 Apr 2011 Glass Coaster Collection: Palenque: only a few monuments are were released from the forest that had them hidden

Palenque: only a few monuments are were released from the forest that had them hidden and protected for centuries. The famous Temple of the Sun

Background image18 Apr 2011 Glass Coaster Collection: Chichen Itza: the pyramid, called 'Of the Castle', seen from earth

Chichen Itza: the pyramid, called "Of the Castle", seen from earth. It is the most important building of this ancient city

Background image18 Apr 2011 Glass Coaster Collection: Chichen Itza: the pyramid, called 'Of the Castle', seen from earth

Chichen Itza: the pyramid, called "Of the Castle", seen from earth. It is the most important building of this ancient city

Background image18 Apr 2011 Glass Coaster Collection: Chichen Itza: This is the most famous archaeological site in Mexico

Chichen Itza: This is the most famous archaeological site in Mexico. It was the largest Mayan city of Youcatan. According to tradition it was founded three times in the year 432, 964

Background image18 Apr 2011 Glass Coaster Collection: Chichen Itza: This is the most famous archaeological site in Mexico

Chichen Itza: This is the most famous archaeological site in Mexico. It was the largest Mayan city of Youcatan. According to tradition it was founded three times in the year 432, 964

Background image18 Apr 2011 Glass Coaster Collection: Chichen Itza: This is the most famous archaeological site in Mexico

Chichen Itza: This is the most famous archaeological site in Mexico. It was the largest Mayan city of Youcatan. According to tradition it was founded three times in the year 432, 964

Background image18 Apr 2011 Glass Coaster Collection: Chichen Itza: This is the most famous archaeological site in Mexico

Chichen Itza: This is the most famous archaeological site in Mexico. It was the largest Mayan city of Youcatan. According to tradition it was founded three times in the year 432, 964

Background image18 Apr 2011 Glass Coaster Collection: Chichen Itza: This is the most famous archaeological site in Mexico

Chichen Itza: This is the most famous archaeological site in Mexico. It was the largest Mayan city of Youcatan. According to tradition it was founded three times in the year 432, 964

Background image18 Apr 2011 Glass Coaster Collection: Chichen Itza: This is the most famous archaeological site in Mexico

Chichen Itza: This is the most famous archaeological site in Mexico. It was the largest Mayan city of Youcatan. According to tradition it was founded three times in the year 432, 964

Background image18 Apr 2011 Glass Coaster Collection: Chichen Itza: the columns carved with bas-reliefs of the Temple of the Warriors

Chichen Itza: the columns carved with bas-reliefs of the Temple of the Warriors, also known as the "1000 columns" (total and architectural details)

Background image18 Apr 2011 Glass Coaster Collection: Chichen Itza: the columns carved with bas-reliefs of the Temple of the Warriors

Chichen Itza: the columns carved with bas-reliefs of the Temple of the Warriors, also known as the "1000 columns" (total and architectural details)

Background image18 Apr 2011 Glass Coaster Collection: Chichen Itza: the columns carved with bas-reliefs of the Temple of the Warriors

Chichen Itza: the columns carved with bas-reliefs of the Temple of the Warriors, also known as the "1000 columns" (total and architectural details)

Background image18 Apr 2011 Glass Coaster Collection: Chichen Itza: the columns carved with bas-reliefs of the Temple of the Warriors

Chichen Itza: the columns carved with bas-reliefs of the Temple of the Warriors, also known as the "1000 columns" (total and architectural details)

Background image18 Apr 2011 Glass Coaster Collection: Chichen Itza: the columns carved with bas-reliefs of the Temple of the Warriors

Chichen Itza: the columns carved with bas-reliefs of the Temple of the Warriors, also known as the "1000 columns" (total and architectural details)

Background image18 Apr 2011 Glass Coaster Collection: Chichen Itza: a stone statue located inside the pyramid called 'Of the Castle'

Chichen Itza: a stone statue located inside the pyramid called "Of the Castle" Mexico Chichen Itza Urban Center Maya, Pre-Columbian, Central America, America

Background image18 Apr 2011 Glass Coaster Collection: Tula: Toltec ruins of the ancient capital (tenth century)

Tula: Toltec ruins of the ancient capital (tenth century) Mexico Tula. Date of Photograph:1968

Background image18 Apr 2011 Glass Coaster Collection: Tula: Toltec ruins of the ancient capital (tenth century)

Tula: Toltec ruins of the ancient capital (tenth century) Mexico Tula. Date of Photograph:1968

Background image18 Apr 2011 Glass Coaster Collection: Chichen Itza: the pyramid, called 'Of the Castle', seen from earth

Chichen Itza: the pyramid, called "Of the Castle", seen from earth. It is the most important building of this ancient city

Background image18 Apr 2011 Glass Coaster Collection: Tula: architectural details of the temple called 'Morning Star'

Tula: architectural details of the temple called "Morning Star" Mexico Tula Urban Center Toltec, Pre-Columbian, Central America, America, First and Second Millennium A.D

Background image18 Apr 2011 Glass Coaster Collection: The remains of the great statues of the temple known as the 'Morning Star'

The remains of the great statues of the temple known as the "Morning Star", on top of the pyramid of Toltec civilization of Tula Mexico Tula Urban Center Toltec, Pre-Columbian



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