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The Topos Athenaeum is a place of knowledge and science, for some people it's a museum of architecture and Urbanism, for other people it's a place for learning and contact with technology, arts, design and landscaping, or even as a leisure environment, contemplation and appropriation.
Que tal lleváis la semana de lluvias? Por el norte estamos teniendo mucha suerte, pero por el sur y levante... madre mía que riadas, el ...
Agency: Boo RepublicProject Type: Produced, Commercial WorkClient: Tasteful Marinos ltd.Photographer: Stefanos TsakirisLocation: Thessaloniki, GreecePackaging Contents: CondimentsPackaging Substrate / Materials: Jar - Glass, AluminumPrinting Process: Offset printing, Foil stamping“Topos” line of products, consists of 5 different flavours produced with the same natural and tasteful base - biological soya drink. Made out of pure ingredients, 100% vegan…
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vestido de comunion, marineros, ropa de ceremonia, moda infantil, moda bebe, mon air, hortensia maeso
Artes topos de bolo
Topos elaborados en miyuki delica
Topos tejidos a mano en miyuki delica.
tema arca de Noé
Gallery Guide (dispenser) installation day @thejewishmuseum for "Take Me (I'm Yours)". Opening September 16th. #tak…
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Entering the cave like part of Breitachklamm. March 10th 2007
Summit of Ripinski on June 23 2011. See the Trip Report for details.
A serious subject: untouched photo of Mount St. Helens devastation area, near the NFD 94 Road approximately 5 miles east of Spirit Lake. This was coming in from Randle, WA - the road goes south over Elk Pass. Taken on Sept. 19, 1984, just two years after the area was proclaimed & made into a National Volcanic Monument. The initial ERUPTION was in May 1980, a laterial BLAST that devastated several thousand acres of land on the northeast side of Mount St. Helens. I had received permission from Gifford Pinchot forestry officials to view this particular area, located in the Clearwater Drainage. As you can see, the vegataton was completely burned, leveled and destroyed by the searing heat of a sudden volcanic blast and shock wave. I am in the picture for scale. As you can see on the ground to the right, some timber was completely melted; then fused back together again! Does anybody have a more recent photo of this area??? I would love to see it! Photo was taken by the late Anna Lancaster. This is what Mt. St. Helens looked like on that day.
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Huge pillars of granite support Kailash West Face : one of the most scenic part on the Kailash kora.
