Little boy playing in front of a colorful beach hut near Hopeman Beach in north-east Scotland. Hopeman is a seaside village in Moray, Scotland, on the coast of the Moray Firth, founded in 1805 to house and re-employ people displaced during the Highland clearances. The population is around 1000 people in approximately 670 households. Hopeman has two large sandy beaches split by the man-made harbour. Both are very popular with the town residents, especially dog walkers. The West Beach is the smaller of the two. The East Beach is larger, surrounded by large, grassy sand dunes, and has colourful beach huts and large rocky areas with excellent rockpools (the one at the eastern edge is known as Daisy Rock). Just to the east of it is a far smaller hidden beach made up of stones and large rock formations rather than sand. There are quite a few birds to be found on the beach, such as the herring gull, the great black-backed gull, the black-headed gull, the curlew and the oystercatcher. The areas of gorse heathland surrounding the eastern beaches are home to the whitethroat, the robin and the yellowhammer. Now and then bottlenose dolphins turn up in the Moray Firth off the coast of Hopeman, from where they can easily be seen. Hopeman Harbour is in the middle of East Beach and West Beach. It is small and now mainly houses pleasure vessels. In the past it was operational for landing fish caught by fisherman from the village.

~ Tourist Brochure, circa 1956

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A hermit of Lake Baikal. By the moment of taking this picture in 2006 this man had not appeared in the city for 32 years.. He lives quietly at the lakeside in his small wooden hut. Un ermite du Baïkal. Au moment de la prise de la photo en 2006 cet homme n'est pas sorti dans la ville depuis 32 ans.. Il vit tranquillement au bord du Baikal dans sa petite cabane en bois. © Photo by Pavel Ageychenko | BaikalNature Team | www.BaikalNature.com

Juju-Hut, authentisch, weiß gesprenkelt, mehrere Farben, verfügbare Größen: 14"-35 cm, 20"-50 cm, 26"-65 cm, 32"-80 cm, 40"-100 cm KEINE ZOLLGEBÜHREN. DIREKTIMPORT AUS KAMERUN. PREMIUM-QUALITÄT. Ursprünglich ein traditioneller Kopfschmuck, der bei Zeremonien im Bamiléké-Königreich in Kamerun getragen wurde, verwandelt sich der Juju-Hut in eine prächtige WANDDEKORATION aus natürlichen Federn. Der Juju-Hut verleiht Ihrem Interieur einen Hauch von Eleganz und Kultur und ist perfekt, um Farbe und Struktur zu verleihen. Jedes Stück wird sorgfältig von erfahrenen Kunsthandwerkern von Hand gefertigt und verkörpert authentische Handwerkskunst und kulturelles Erbe. HANDGEFERTIGT: Jeder Bamiléké-Hut wird sorgfältig von erfahrenen Bamiléké-Kunsthandwerkern HANDGEFERTIGT, was jedes Stück zu einem EINZIGARTIGEN KUNSTWERK macht. SYMBOLIK: Es symbolisiert den WOHLSTAND und den ÜBERFLUSS des Bamiléké-Volkes. Es kann dazu beitragen, Wohlstand und Erfolg in Ihr Zuhause oder Ihr Unternehmen zu bringen. Laut Feng Shui bringt der Bamiléké-Kopfschmuck positive Energie in einen Raum. NACHHALTIG UND UMWELTFREUNDLICH: Da der Bamiléké-Juju-Hut aus NATÜRLICHEN und LOKALEN MATERIALIEN hergestellt wird, ist er eine nachhaltige und umweltfreundliche Dekorationswahl. Mit dem Kauf eines Juju-Hutes unterstützen Sie die traditionelle Handwerkskunst des Bamiléké-Volkes in Afrika.

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