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Images Dated 1st March 2011 (page 2)

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Burundi. The main road to Tanzania provides an essential trade route

Images Dated 1st March 2011: Burundi. A girl stands in a sorghum field in rural Burundi

Burundi. A girl stands in a sorghum field in rural Burundi. Most children work on the land here instead of going to school

Images Dated 1st March 2011: Cardiff City 1-0 Real Madrid 1971 Cup Winners Cup Quarter-final 1st leg

Cardiff City 1-0 Real Madrid 1971 Cup Winners Cup Quarter-final 1st leg Cardiff welcomed Real Madrid to Ninian Park for the first leg of the Cup Winners Cup quarter final in which Citys Brian Clarke

Images Dated 1st March 2011: Gum rockrose (Cistus ladanifer). Sierra de Andujar Natural Park, Jaen, Andalusia, Spain

Gum rockrose (Cistus ladanifer). Sierra de Andujar Natural Park, Jaen, Andalusia, Spain, April 2010

Images Dated 1st March 2011: 16th Century Gothic Style Alphabet

16th Century Gothic Style Alphabet
Vintage engraving of the alphabet in a 16th century medieval style from the Book of Ornamental Alphabets by F.G. Delamotte published in 1879 now in the public domain

Images Dated 1st March 2011: Butcher Row OP05967

Butcher Row OP05967
Butcher Row, Shrewsbury, Shropshire, 1910. Looking north-west along Butcher Row towards Pride Hill

Kigali, Rwanda. A chef prepares lunch at the Bourbon Coffee shop. (MR)

Images Dated 1st March 2011: Rwanda. The Gorillas Nest lodge provides accommodation for tourists trekking with

Rwanda. The Gorillas Nest lodge provides accommodation for tourists trekking with mountain gorillas

Virunga, Rwanda. A playful baby gorilla wrestles with its siblings

Nyanza, Rwanda. A reconstruction of the kings palace is the focus for the National Museum

Virunga, Rwanda. A playful baby gorilla swings in the forest

Virunga, Rwanda. A guide leads tourists through the ancient forests

Images Dated 1st March 2011: Rwanda. In the land of a thousand hills population density is at its highest

Rwanda. In the land of a thousand hills population density is at its highest in africa. Terracing is used to maximise the area that can be farmed

Images Dated 1st March 2011: The summit of Mount Sabyinyo at 3, 645m marks the intersection of the borders of the

The summit of Mount Sabyinyo at 3, 645m marks the intersection of the borders of the Democratic Republic of Congo, Rwanda, and Uganda

Images Dated 1st March 2011: Rwanda. The luxurious Virunga Safari Lodge sits below looming volcanoes

Rwanda. The luxurious Virunga Safari Lodge sits below looming volcanoes. Tourists use the hotel as a base from which to trek with mountain gorillas

Images Dated 1st March 2011: Rwanda. In the most densely populated country in Africa terracing is used to maximise

Rwanda. In the most densely populated country in Africa terracing is used to maximise the area that can be farmed

Gisenyi, Rwanda. Night fishermen head out onto lake Kivu with specially adapted boats

Images Dated 1st March 2011: Kigali, Rwanda. An aerial view of the central bus station

Kigali, Rwanda. An aerial view of the central bus station. Taxi buses, known locally as Matatu, travel to all provinces and neighbouring countries

A horticulturalist holds a young tree at a nursery

Kigali, Rwanda. The central commercial area is home to a wealth of businesses

Bujumbura, Burundi. A leopard in the city zoo

Burundi. A man cuts a tree into planks in a traditional sawpit

Burundi. A woman picks coffee on a plantation; coffee is Burundis largest export

Bujumbura, Burundi. A woman begs outside a convent school

Lincoln, England. The White Hart Hotel

England. A carving of an ancient king at Lincoln castle

England. Newarks ancient castle, the location of King Johns death

Images Dated 1st March 2011: England, Newark. A coffee shop now occupies the house where King Charles the 1st once

England, Newark. A coffee shop now occupies the house where King Charles the 1st once stayed

Southwell, England. Sweets are sold in this traditional shop

England. The west front of Lincoln cathedral sits high above the cityscape

Southwell, England. Southwell MinsterThe impeccable stonework of the Norman minster

England. Southwell workhouse is now open as a museum

Newark, England. The market draws in visitors from all over the region

Newark, England. Fresh flowers are sold on the market

Southwell, England. The west front of the Norman minster

Lincoln, England. Light floods the nave of Lincoln cathedral

Lincoln, England. The roof of Lincoln cathedral soars high above the city

Southwell, England. The Norman minster

Southwell, England. Traditional grazing farmland

Southwell, England. Burgage Manor, home to Lord Byron

England. Carvings on the Norman entrance to Lincoln Cathedral

Lincoln, England. Ancient city streets

Lincoln, England. The Union Jack flies from the tower of Lincoln castle

Lincoln, England. A visitor gazes at the medieval stained glass in Lincoln cathedral

Lincoln, England. A visitor gazes at the medieval stone work in Lincoln cathedral

Lincoln, England. Candles lit in the chancel of Lincoln cathedral

Images Dated 1st March 2011: Feeding the kitten

Feeding the kitten
CW11761 Feeding the kitten by Allingham, Helen (1848-1926); Private Collection; eChristopher Wood Gallery, London, UK; English, out of copyright

Images Dated 1st March 2011: European Cup Winners Cup Quarter-final 1st leg match at Ninian Park

European Cup Winners Cup Quarter-final 1st leg match at Ninian Park. Cardiff City 1 v Real Madrid 0. Cardiff welcomed Real Madrid to Ninian Park for the first leg of the Cup Winners Cup quarter final

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