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Old Posted Jul 9, 2019, 10:15 AM
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Nakhal Fort, NAKHAL, OMAN


Nakhal Fort, Oman by Jochen Hertweck, on Flickr


Wulingyuan Scenic Area, ZHANGJIAJIE, CHINA


Wulingyuan Scenic Area, Zhangjiajie, Hunan, China by Jochen Hertweck, on Flickr

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Old Posted Jul 13, 2019, 10:35 AM
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Deadvlei, NAMIB-NAUKLUFT NP, NAMIBIA


Deadvlei, Namib-Naukluft NP, Namibia by Jochen Hertweck, on Flickr


St. John’s Co-Cathedral, VALLETTA, MALTA


St. John’s Co-Cathedral, Valletta, Malta by Jochen Hertweck, on Flickr
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Old Posted Jul 13, 2019, 11:42 AM
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^ Congrats to your personal Flickr account. You've been taking inspiring pictures.

I never saw anything as dry looking as this thing in Namibia for real. Even the desert in the southwestern United States must be thriving with wildlife compared to this...

It is quite scary. And people here still complain about the fact that all Africans are dreaming about migration to Europe.
No wonder when they witness desertification and creepy death gradually nibbling their fertile lands.
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Old Posted Jul 30, 2019, 8:15 AM
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I never saw anything as dry looking as this thing in Namibia for real. Even the desert in the southwestern United States must be thriving with wildlife compared to this...

It is quite scary. And people here still complain about the fact that all Africans are dreaming about migration to Europe.
No wonder when they witness desertification and creepy death gradually nibbling their fertile lands.
Actually the Namib desert IS thriving with wildlife. And Namibia always happened to be one of the driest places in the world - thus also the second lowest population density of any country (after Mongolia).



Castelul Peles, SINAIA, ROMANIA


Castelul Peleș, Sinaia, Romania by Jochen Hertweck, on Flickr


View from Xiangshan, TAIPEI, TAIWAN


View from Xiangshan at Night, Taipei, Taiwan by Jochen Hertweck, on Flickr
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View from the Mosque of Ibn Tulun, CAIRO, EGYPT


View across Cairo from the Mosque of Ibn Tulun by JH_1982, on Flickr
The lack of color! Is paint that expensive they can't wash some of those buildings in paint?
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Sukiennice & St. Mary's Basilica, KRAKOW, POLAND


Sukiennice & St. Mary's Basilica @ Night, Krakow, Poland by Jochen Hertweck, on Flickr


View across Oosterdok, AMSTERDAM, NETHERLANDS


View across Oosterdok at sunset, Amsterdam, Netherlands by Jochen Hertweck, on Flickr
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View from Stephansdom, VIENNA, AUSTRIA


View from the South Tower of Stephansdom, Vienna, Austria by Jochen Hertweck, on Flickr


IGUAZU FALLS, ARGENTINA


Iguazu Falls, Argentina by Jochen Hertweck, on Flickr
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Stunning photos!
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Bromo-Tengger-Semeru NP, JAVA, INDONESIA


Bromo-Tengger-Semeru NP, Java, Indonesia by Jochen Hertweck, on Flickr


Skyline seen from the Waterfront Promenade, SINGAPORE


Skyline seen from the Waterfront Promenade at Night, Singapore by Jochen Hertweck, on Flickr
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Bratislavsky Hrad, BRATISLAVA, SLOVAKIA


Bratislava Castle, Bratislava, Slovakia by Jochen Hertweck, on Flickr


View from Tokyo Skytree, TOKYO, JAPAN


View from Tokyo Skytree, Tokyo, Japan by Jochen Hertweck, on Flickr
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