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Images Dated 29th January 2008

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Images Dated 29th January 2008: Central America, Guatemala, Antigua. The convent of Santa Clara was founded 1699

Central America, Guatemala, Antigua. The convent of Santa Clara was founded 1699
Guatemala, Antigua. The convent of Santa Clara was founded 1699 by five nuns from Puebla, Mexico. What remains of Santa Clara takes its present shape from a 1734 reconstruction

Lake Mead Recreation Area, Nevada, near Las Vegas; Mojave Desert

Coral, Agincourt Reef, Great Barrier Reef, North Queensland, Australia

Images Dated 29th January 2008: Central America, Guatemala, Antigua. Potted plants on colorful wall in Antigua

Central America, Guatemala, Antigua. Potted plants on colorful wall in Antigua
Guatemala, Antigua. Potted plants on colorful wall in Antigua

Images Dated 29th January 2008: Central America, Guatemala, Antigua. The Ruins of the Cathedral de Antigua. The

Central America, Guatemala, Antigua. The Ruins of the Cathedral de Antigua. The
Guatemala, Antigua. The Ruins of the Cathedral de Antigua. The Cathedral was almost entirely destroyed by the earthquake of 1773

Images Dated 29th January 2008: Gustave Dores 19C engraving. Joseph interpreting the Dream. Copyright: aA

Gustave Dores 19C engraving. Joseph interpreting the Dream. Copyright: aA
19th Century engraving by Paul Gustave Dore entitled: Joseph interpreting the Dream, France

Images Dated 29th January 2008: CA, BC, Whistler. Fresh snow piled atop entrance sign to Whistler announcing 2010

CA, BC, Whistler. Fresh snow piled atop entrance sign to Whistler announcing 2010 Olympics

CA, BC, Whistler Village. Snowboards outside cafe in fresh snow

CA, BC, Whistler. Sign from Nordic center complex

Images Dated 29th January 2008: CA, BC, Horseshoe Bay. Winter storm transforms Sewells Marina

CA, BC, Horseshoe Bay. Winter storm transforms Sewells Marina (Editorial Usage Only)

Images Dated 29th January 2008: Guatemala, Antigua. The convent of Santa Clara was founded 1699 by five nuns from Puebla, Mexico

Guatemala, Antigua. The convent of Santa Clara was founded 1699 by five nuns from Puebla, Mexico. What remains of Santa Clara takes its present shape from a 1734 reconstruction

Images Dated 29th January 2008: Central America, Guatemala

Central America, Guatemala
Guatemala, Antigua. The convent of Santa Clara was founded 1699 by five nuns from Puebla, Mexico. What remains of Santa Clara takes its present shape from a 1734 reconstruction

Guatemala, Antigua. The convent of Santa Clara was founded 1699 by five nuns from Puebla, Mexico. What remains of Santa Clara takes its present shape from a 1734 reconstruction

Guatemala, Antigua. Brightly painted building in Antigua

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Central America, Guatemala, Antigua. Second floor balcony of a hotel in Antigua

Guatemala, Antigua. Second floor balcony of a hotel in Antigua

Images Dated 29th January 2008: Guatemala, Antigua. The Ruins of the Cathedral de Antigua. The Cathedral was almost

Guatemala, Antigua. The Ruins of the Cathedral de Antigua. The Cathedral was almost entirely destroyed by the earthquake of 1773

Central America, Guatemala
Guatemala, Antigua. The Ruins of the Cathedral de Antigua. The Cathedral was almost entirely destroyed by the earthquake of 1773

Guatemala, Antigua. The Ruins of the Cathedral de Antigua. The Cathedral was almost entirely destroyed by the earthquake of 1773

Central America, Guatemala
Guatemala, Antigua. The Ruins of the Cathedral de Antigua. The Cathedral was almost entirely destroyed by the earthquake of 1773

Guatemala, Antigua. The Ruins of the Cathedral de Antigua. The Cathedral was almost entirely destroyed by the earthquake of 1773

Images Dated 29th January 2008: Guatemala, Antigua, ruins of the Cathedral de Antigua, which was almost entirely

Guatemala, Antigua, ruins of the Cathedral de Antigua, which was almost entirely destroyed by the earthquake of 1773, only a small part was restored to serve as parish church

Images Dated 29th January 2008: Guatemala, Antigua. Cathedral of Antigua, which was almost entirely destroyed by

Guatemala, Antigua. Cathedral of Antigua, which was almost entirely destroyed by the earthquake of 1773, only a small part was restored to serve as parish church

Guatemala, Antigua. The facade of a church in Antigua

Guatemala, Antigua. The facade of an old church in Antigua with a Jacaranda tree in bloom

Images Dated 29th 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

Guatemala, Antigua. Arco de Santa Catarina

Guatemala, Antigua. Detail of the facade of a church in Antigua

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