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An American expat's commentary on hi-tech, and interesting side of politics of the island nation; as well as narration of photos and paintings of the island's incredible landscape
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2009
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May
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- Here's how they extract clathrate
- A peek at the Chasm's natural arches
- Shortage of high-end diamonds causes Koborg to up ...
- Giant vine trees serve as village cores
- How Treasures from Europe made their way to the is...
- Paradise Falls of Emerald Valley
- The Horns of the Emerald Valley
- Another view of Marlboro at night
- A fjord that is a river
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May
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Categories
- Agriculture (1)
- animals (3)
- Architecture (1)
- Aviation (3)
- Bridges (1)
- consumer prices (2)
- economy (4)
- Emerald Valley (13)
- Finance and commodities (13)
- Fjords (8)
- geology (2)
- geothermal power (1)
- Government legal news (2)
- High tech (10)
- history (8)
- industry (7)
- international affairs (13)
- King Yarl (4)
- Law (4)
- living (5)
- Maarheinigt (6)
- Marlborough (3)
- Miklasgard (20)
- military (13)
- Morau (1)
- natural wonders (5)
- naval (6)
- Northern cliffs (3)
- Pillars (6)
- Queen in legal news (7)
- Queen: personal news (3)
- rivers Glada and Yahalma (13)
- science (3)
- secrecy (2)
- social customs (2)
- space exploration (1)
- Temples (7)
- The Canyon (3)
- The Chasm (6)
- touring (1)
- transportation (10)
- Trees (3)
- Vegetation (2)
- Waterfalls (6)
1 comment:
Wow, that looks so out of this world! Nature has its way of creating some unique masterpieces. :)
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