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20130429_B18A7023.jpg Keukenhof gardens, the most famous Spring garden in the world, Lisse, Netherlands.
 
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20130429_B18A7079.jpg Keukenhof gardens, the most famous Spring garden in the world, Lisse, Netherlands.
 
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20130429_B18A7095.jpg Keukenhof gardens, the most famous Spring garden in the world, Lisse, Netherlands.
 
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20130429_B18A7109.jpg Keukenhof gardens, the most famous Spring garden in the world, Lisse, Netherlands.
 
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20130429_B18A7183.jpg Keukenhof gardens, the most famous Spring garden in the world, Lisse, Netherlands.
 
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20130429_IMG_5151.jpg Keukenhof gardens, near, Lisse, Netherlands, the most famous Spring gardens in the world.
 
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20130429_B18A6970.jpg Clogs for sale and a windmill at Keukenhof gardens, the most famous Spring garden in the world, Lisse, Netherlands.
 
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20130429_B18A6972.jpg Clogs for sale and a windmill at Keukenhof gardens, the most famous Spring garden in the world, Lisse, Netherlands.
 
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20130429_B18A6981.jpg A tourist posing in a massive clog and a windmill at Keukenhof gardens, the most famous Spring garden in the world, Lisse, Netherlands.
 
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20130429_B18A7028.jpg Keukenhof gardens, the most famous Spring garden in the world, Lisse, Netherlands.
 
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20130429_B18A7084.jpg Keukenhof gardens, the most famous Spring garden in the world, Lisse, Netherlands.
 
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20130429_B18A7107.jpg Keukenhof gardens, the most famous Spring garden in the world, Lisse, Netherlands.
 
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20130429_B18A7126.jpg A windmill at Keukenhof gardens, the most famous Spring garden in the world, Lisse, Netherlands.
 
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20130429_B18A7132.jpg A large clog and windmill at Keukenhof gardens, the most famous Spring garden in the world, Lisse, Netherlands.
 
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20130429_B18A7146.jpg A large clog and windmill at Keukenhof gardens, the most famous Spring garden in the world, Lisse, Netherlands.
 
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20130429_B18A7185.jpg Keukenhof gardens, the most famous Spring garden in the world, Lisse, Netherlands.
 
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20130430_B18A7593.jpg Tour boats in front of old houses, Amsterdam, Netherlands.
 
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20130430_B18A7601.jpg Tour boats in front of old houses, Amsterdam, Netherlands.
 
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20130430_B18A7608.jpg Tour boats in front of old houses, cetnral Amsterdam, Netherlands.
 
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20130430_B18A7610.jpg Tour boats in front of old houses, cetnral Amsterdam, Netherlands.
 
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20130430_B18A7613.jpg Tour boats in front of old houses, cetnral Amsterdam, Netherlands.
 
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20130430_B18A7615.jpg Tour boats in front of old houses, cetnral Amsterdam, Netherlands.
 
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20130430_B18A7692.jpg Tour boats in front of old houses, Amsterdam, Netherlands.
 
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20130430_IMG_5667.jpg Tour boats in front of old houses, Amsterdam, Netherlands.
 
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20130429_B18A6971.jpg Clogs for sale and a windmill at Keukenhof gardens, the most famous Spring garden in the world, Lisse, Netherlands.
 
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20130429_B18A6985.jpg A windmill at Keukenhof gardens, the most famous Spring garden in the world, Lisse, Netherlands.
 
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20130429_B18A7122.jpg A windmill at Keukenhof gardens, the most famous Spring garden in the world, Lisse, Netherlands.
 
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20130429_B18A7129.jpg A large clog and windmill at Keukenhof gardens, the most famous Spring garden in the world, Lisse, Netherlands.
 
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20130429_B18A7141.jpg A large clog and windmill at Keukenhof gardens, the most famous Spring garden in the world, Lisse, Netherlands.
 
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20130429_B18A7148.jpg A large clog and windmill at Keukenhof gardens, the most famous Spring garden in the world, Lisse, Netherlands.
 
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20130429_IMG_5078.jpg A windmill at Keukenhof gardens, near, Lisse, Netherlands, the most famous Spring gardens in the world.
 
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20130430_B18A7598.jpg An eco boat tour company in Amsterdam, Netherlands.
 
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20130430_IMG_5596.jpg Tour boats in front of Central station, Amsterdam, Netherlands.
 
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20130424_B18A6172.jpg London Bridge and the River Thames at night, London, UK.
 
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20130424_B18A6177.jpg London Bridge and HMS Belfast on the River Thames at night, London, UK.
 
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20130424_IMG_4883.jpg London City from Tower Bridge at night, London, UK.
 
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20130424_IMG_4888.jpg The Shard and City Hall from Tower Bridge in london at night, UK.
 
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20130424_IMG_4891.jpg The Shard and City Hall from Tower Bridge in london at night, UK.
 
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20130103_B18A7634.jpg Rowing boats on Phewa Lake, Pokhara, Nepal
 
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20130103_B18A7637.jpg Rowing boats on Phewa Lake, Pokhara, Nepal
 
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20130103_B18A7641.jpg Rowing boats on Phewa Lake, Pokhara, Nepal
 
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20130103_B18A7651.jpg Rowing boats on Phewa Lake, Pokhara, Nepal
 
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20130104_B18A7664.jpg Motorised hang gliders giving flights to tourist from Pokhara, Nepal
 
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20130104_B18A7666.jpg Motorised hang gliders giving flights to tourist from Pokhara, Nepal
 
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20130104_B18A7671.jpg Motorised hang gliders giving flights to tourist from Pokhara, Nepal
 
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20130104_B18A7674.jpg Motorised hang gliders giving flights to tourist from Pokhara, Nepal, in front of the Himalayas.
 
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20130104_B18A7678.jpg Motorised hang gliders giving flights to tourist from Pokhara, Nepal, in front of the Himalayas.
 
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20130104_B18A7686.jpg Motorised hang gliders and a yeti travel plane refuelling at Pokhara airport, Nepal
 
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20100905_IMG_6193.jpg The Blue Lagoon near at Keflavik in Iceland.
 
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20100915_IMG_9253.jpg Jokulsarlon ice lagoon is one of the most visited places in Iceland. It has been created by the rapid retreat of the Breidamerkurjokull glacier which sweeps down off the Vatnajokull ice cap. Ice bergs calve off the front and float into the lagoon before floating out to sea when small enough. All of Icelands glaciers are retreating rapidly, and are predicted to disapear completely in the next 100 years. James Bond and Batman movies have been filmed at the ice lagoon. with solar panels in the foreground.
 
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20120821IMG_9122.jpg Meltwater pools and tourist buggy on the Athabasca glacier which is receding extremely rapidly and has lost over 60% of its ice mass in less than 150 years. Canadian Rockies.
 
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20120821IMG_9135.jpg Meltwater pools and tourist buggy on the Athabasca glacier which is receding extremely rapidly and has lost over 60% of its ice mass in less than 150 years. Canadian Rockies.
 
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20120822IMG_1765.jpg Waterfowl Lake in the Canadian Rockies. The world famous Canadian Rockies blue green glacial lakes owe their colour to the rock flour, which is ground by the glaciers, and then flows downriver into the lakes. They relfect some colour wave lengths and absorb others, causing the colour. As the glaciers are disappearing at an alarming rate, these gems of the Rockies may well lose their colour in the coming years.
 
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20120822IMG_1767.jpg Waterfowl Lake in the Canadian Rockies. The world famous Canadian Rockies blue green glacial lakes owe their colour to the rock flour, which is ground by the glaciers, and then flows downriver into the lakes. They relfect some colour wave lengths and absorb others, causing the colour. As the glaciers are disappearing at an alarming rate, these gems of the Rockies may well lose their colour in the coming years.
 
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20120822IMG_1773.jpg A Canadian couple kayaking on Waterfowl Lake in the Canadian Rockies. The world famous Canadian Rockies blue green glacial lakes owe their colour to the rock flour, which is ground by the glaciers, and then flows downriver into the lakes. They relfect some colour wave lengths and absorb others, causing the colour. As the glaciers are disappearing at an alarming rate, these gems of the Rockies may well lose their colour in the coming years.
 
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20120822IMG_1776.jpg A Canadian couple kayaking on Waterfowl Lake in the Canadian Rockies. The world famous Canadian Rockies blue green glacial lakes owe their colour to the rock flour, which is ground by the glaciers, and then flows downriver into the lakes. They relfect some colour wave lengths and absorb others, causing the colour. As the glaciers are disappearing at an alarming rate, these gems of the Rockies may well lose their colour in the coming years.
 
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20120822IMG_1785.jpg A Canadian couple kayaking on Waterfowl Lake in the Canadian Rockies. The world famous Canadian Rockies blue green glacial lakes owe their colour to the rock flour, which is ground by the glaciers, and then flows downriver into the lakes. They relfect some colour wave lengths and absorb others, causing the colour. As the glaciers are disappearing at an alarming rate, these gems of the Rockies may well lose their colour in the coming years.
 
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20120822IMG_1795.jpg A Canadian woman kayaking on Waterfowl Lake in the Canadian Rockies. The world famous Canadian Rockies blue green glacial lakes owe their colour to the rock flour, which is ground by the glaciers, and then flows downriver into the lakes. They relfect some colour wave lengths and absorb others, causing the colour. As the glaciers are disappearing at an alarming rate, these gems of the Rockies may well lose their colour in the coming years.
 
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20120822IMG_1798.jpg A Canadian couple kayaking on Waterfowl Lake in the Canadian Rockies. The world famous Canadian Rockies blue green glacial lakes owe their colour to the rock flour, which is ground by the glaciers, and then flows downriver into the lakes. They relfect some colour wave lengths and absorb others, causing the colour. As the glaciers are disappearing at an alarming rate, these gems of the Rockies may well lose their colour in the coming years.
 
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20120822IMG_1803.jpg A Canadian couple kayaking on Waterfowl Lake in the Canadian Rockies. The world famous Canadian Rockies blue green glacial lakes owe their colour to the rock flour, which is ground by the glaciers, and then flows downriver into the lakes. They relfect some colour wave lengths and absorb others, causing the colour. As the glaciers are disappearing at an alarming rate, these gems of the Rockies may well lose their colour in the coming years.
 
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20120822IMG_1807.jpg Waterfowl Lake in the Canadian Rockies. The world famous Canadian Rockies blue green glacial lakes owe their colour to the rock flour, which is ground by the glaciers, and then flows downriver into the lakes. They relfect some colour wave lengths and absorb others, causing the colour. As the glaciers are disappearing at an alarming rate, these gems of the Rockies may well lose their colour in the coming years.
 
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20120822IMG_1826.jpg Tourists overlooking the stunningly beautiful Peyto Lake in the Canadian Rockies. The world famous Canadian Rockies blue green glacial lakes owe their colour to the rock flour, which is ground by the glaciers, and then flows downriver into the lakes. They relfect some colour wave lengths and absorb others, causing the colour. As the glaciers are disappearing at an alarming rate, these gems of the Rockies may well lose their colour in the coming years.
 
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20120822IMG_1828.jpg The stunningly beautiful Peyto Lake in the Canadian Rockies. The world famous Canadian Rockies blue green glacial lakes owe their colour to the rock flour, which is ground by the glaciers, and then flows downriver into the lakes. They relfect some colour wave lengths and absorb others, causing the colour. As the glaciers are disappearing at an alarming rate, these gems of the Rockies may well lose their colour in the coming years.
 
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20120822IMG_1831.jpg The stunningly beautiful Peyto Lake in the Canadian Rockies. The world famous Canadian Rockies blue green glacial lakes owe their colour to the rock flour, which is ground by the glaciers, and then flows downriver into the lakes. They relfect some colour wave lengths and absorb others, causing the colour. As the glaciers are disappearing at an alarming rate, these gems of the Rockies may well lose their colour in the coming years.
 
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