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Images Dated 17th January 2011 (page 10)

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USA, Kansas, Morris County, Council Grove, Flint Hills, Farmers And Drovers Bank

Images Dated 17th January 2011: USA, Kansas, Morris County, Council Grove, Flint Hills, Monument To The Unknown Kanza

USA, Kansas, Morris County, Council Grove, Flint Hills, Monument To The Unknown Kanza Warrior, Built In 1925

Images Dated 17th January 2011: USA, Kansas, Wichita, Keeper Of The Plains Sculpture, Keeper Of The Plains Plaza

USA, Kansas, Wichita, Keeper Of The Plains Sculpture, Keeper Of The Plains Plaza, Native American Warrior Sculpture

USA, Kansas, Ellsworth County, Windmill, Dirt Road, Smoky Hills Region

Images Dated 17th January 2011: USA, Kansas, Hutchinson, Fox Theatre, State Movie Palace Of USA, Kansas, Marquee Was

USA, Kansas, Hutchinson, Fox Theatre, State Movie Palace Of USA, Kansas, Marquee Was The First Flashing Display Of Neon In USA (PR)

A female lion on the Serengeti in Tanzania

Safari tourists watching game on the Serengeti in Tanzania

Windmills used for power generation, Torres Vedras, Portugal

Obidos, one of the most picturesque medieval villages in Portugal, since the 12th century

Piodao, old traditional village, all built in schist, in the heart of Portugal

Images Dated 17th January 2011: Historical center of Angra do Heroismo (UNESCO World Heritage Site) and Monte Brasil

Historical center of Angra do Heroismo (UNESCO World Heritage Site) and Monte Brasil. Terceira, Azores islands, Portugal

Images Dated 17th January 2011: The big volcanic crater of Lagoa do Fogo (Fire Lagoon), a nature reserve and one of

The big volcanic crater of Lagoa do Fogo (Fire Lagoon), a nature reserve and one of the most preserved sites in Sao Miguel. Azores islands, Portugal

Images Dated 17th January 2011: Sete Cidades volcanic lake and village. A big crater with 12 kilometers in perimeter

Sete Cidades volcanic lake and village. A big crater with 12 kilometers in perimeter, one of the most visited sites in Sao Miguel. Lagoa Azul & Lagoa Verde. Azores islands, Portugal

Images Dated 17th January 2011: Ribeira dos Caldeiroes Nature Reserve at Achada, Nordeste. Sao Miguel, Azores islands

Ribeira dos Caldeiroes Nature Reserve at Achada, Nordeste. Sao Miguel, Azores islands, Portugal

Sete Cidades volcanic lake and village. A big crater with 12 kilometers in perimeter, one of the most visited sites in Sao Miguel. Azores islands, Portugal

Images Dated 17th January 2011: Historical center of Angra do Heroismo (UNESCO World Heritage Site)

Historical center of Angra do Heroismo (UNESCO World Heritage Site). Terceira, Azores islands, Portugal

Images Dated 17th January 2011: The Portas da Cidade (Gates to the City), are the historical entrance to the village

The Portas da Cidade (Gates to the City), are the historical entrance to the village of Ponta Delgada and the ex-libris of the city since the 18th century. Sao Miguel, Azores islands, Portugal

Images Dated 17th January 2011: Founded in the 18th century, the Terra Nostra garden at Furnas is one of the most

Founded in the 18th century, the Terra Nostra garden at Furnas is one of the most beautiful and exotic gardens in the world. Sao Miguel, Azores islands, Portugal

The Portas da Cidade (Gates to the City), are the historical entrance to the village of Ponta Delgada and the ex-libris of the city since the 18th century. Sao Miguel, Azores islands, Portugal

Images Dated 17th January 2011: Palacio da Pena, built in the 19th century, in the hills above Sintra, in the middle

Palacio da Pena, built in the 19th century, in the hills above Sintra, in the middle of a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Sintra, Portugal

The 9th century village of Marvao, of Arab origin. Portugal

Traditional striped painted houses in the little seaside village of Costa Nova, Portugal

Piodao, old traditional village, all built in schist, in the heart of Portugal

Palacio da Pena, built in the 19th century, in the hills above Sintra, in the middle of a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Sintra, Portugal

The 12th century Templar castle of Almourol, in the middle of the Tagus river, Portugal

25th of April Bridge over the Tagus river (rio Tejo), Lisbon, Portugal

Traditional and primitive bullfight contest in Tourem. Tras os Montes, Portugal

Images Dated 17th January 2011: The vast plains of Alentejo with cork trees

The vast plains of Alentejo with cork trees. Portugal is the worlds most big producer of cork

Obidos, one of the most picturesque medieval villages in Portugal, at dusk

The vast plains of Alentejo with cork trees. Portugal is the worlds most big producer of cork

Sheep in Gimonde, Tras os Montes, Portugal

Traditional striped painted houses in the little seaside village of Costa Nova, Portugal

Images Dated 17th January 2011: Sao Lourenco Bay with terraced vineyards by the sea

Sao Lourenco Bay with terraced vineyards by the sea. Santa Maria, Azores islands, Portugal

The Casa do Douro wine cellars, Regua, Portugal

The 9th century village of Marvao, of Arab origin. Portugal

Tagus river and 25th April bridge, near the huge statue of Cristo Rei. Lisbon, Portugal

Images Dated 17th January 2011: Vineyards at the Douro region, the origin of the world famous Port wine

Vineyards at the Douro region, the origin of the world famous Port wine. A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Portugal

Aerial view of the island of Baleal, near Peniche, on the Atlantic coastline of Portugal

Images Dated 17th January 2011: The little village of Fajazinha. The westernmost location in Europe

The little village of Fajazinha. The westernmost location in Europe. Flores, Azores islands, Portugal

Images Dated 17th January 2011: The little village of Faja Grande at night. The westernmost location in Europe. Flores

The little village of Faja Grande at night. The westernmost location in Europe. Flores, Azores islands, Portugal

The blue and yellow contrast found in the Majorelle garden. Marrakech, Morocco

Calcium Travertines at sunset, Pamukkale, Hierapolis, Turkey

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

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