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RETRO - Siesta in London in den 50er Jahren
London Siesta
Two workmen asleep on the statue of the bronze sphinx next to the River Thames .
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RETRO - Siesta in London in den 50er Jahren
London Siesta
Two workmen , finding the Embankment seats occupied , have fallen asleep in the lap of London's Sphinx , guarding Cleopatra's Needle , obelisk near Waterloo Bridge .
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Egypt Cairo Area Giza
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Eye Ubiquitous / Rex Features ( 1269522a )
Pyramid and the Sphinx. Egypt Egyptian Africa African Cairo Giza Pyramids Pyramid Sphinx Desert Ancient Sand History Culture Old Stone Yellow Statue Sculpture Blue Cultural Cultures Destination Destinations History Historic Middle East North Africa
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MANDRILL mandrillus sphinx, PORTRAIT OF MALE
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MANDRILL mandrillus sphinx, PORTRAIT OF MALE
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MANDRILL mandrillus sphinx, PORTRAIT OF MALE
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MANDRILL mandrillus sphinx, MALE SCRATCHING ITS HEAD WITH FIND FOOT
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Britain
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Sphinx armrest on a bench in front of Albert Bridge on Chelsea Embankment, Chelsea, London, England, Britain
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Cat Tattooing in Moscow, Russia - 20 Feb 2009
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Tattoo artist Anatoli works on Mickey the Sphinx cat, Tattoohamon tattoo parlour in Moscow, Russia where a new sick craze with pet " lovers " has sprung up. Rather than the traditional cat / dog grooming services, they are now personalising their pets with Tattoos. Animal rights organisations are concerned that the practice may catch on with the west's rich and famous wanting something 'different' . The Tattoo on Mickey the Sphinx cat took 3 hrs to do under general anasthetic by Tattoo artist Anatoli. The owner Aksana wanted "something new and different for these new exiting times we live in "
Cat Tattooing in Moscow, Russia - 20 Feb 2009
SICK PET TATTOO CRAZE SWEEPS RUSSIA
Animal rights campaigners have slammed a cruel new craze in Russia that has sprung up for so-called animal 'lovers'.
Rather than the traditional cat / dog grooming services, some Russians are now choosing to personalise their pets with tattoos.
Just one of the pets to undergo this kind of controversial 'body enhancement' is Mickey, a rare Canadian Hairless breed also known as a Sphynx cat.
After being knocked out, a Tutankhamun design was inked on to Mickey's chest as part of a three hour procedure.
Afterwards, his female owner declared herself delighted with the 'cattoo', saying she had wanted "something new and different for these new exiting times we live in ".
The practice has been slammed as barbaric and the fear is now that the trend will catch on amongst wealthy pet owners in the West.
"The ethical thinking about animals in Russia lags behind the West. People here mostly buy animals for selfish reasons. Everything else that happens to them afterwards is a consequence of that," comments activist Irina Novozhilova.
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Cat Tattooing in Moscow, Russia - 20 Feb 2009
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Mandatory Credit: Photo by Balkanpix.com / Rex Features ( 856175b )
Tattoo artist Anatoli works on Mickey the Sphinx cat, Tattoohamon tattoo parlour in Moscow, Russia where a new sick craze with pet " lovers " has sprung up. Rather than the traditional cat / dog grooming services, they are now personalising their pets with Tattoos. Animal rights organisations are concerned that the practice may catch on with the west's rich and famous wanting something 'different' . The Tattoo on Mickey the Sphinx cat took 3 hrs to do under general anasthetic by Tattoo artist Anatoli. The owner Aksana wanted "something new and different for these new exiting times we live in "
Cat Tattooing in Moscow, Russia - 20 Feb 2009
SICK PET TATTOO CRAZE SWEEPS RUSSIA
Animal rights campaigners have slammed a cruel new craze in Russia that has sprung up for so-called animal 'lovers'.
Rather than the traditional cat / dog grooming services, some Russians are now choosing to personalise their pets with tattoos.
Just one of the pets to undergo this kind of controversial 'body enhancement' is Mickey, a rare Canadian Hairless breed also known as a Sphynx cat.
After being knocked out, a Tutankhamun design was inked on to Mickey's chest as part of a three hour procedure.
Afterwards, his female owner declared herself delighted with the 'cattoo', saying she had wanted "something new and different for these new exiting times we live in ".
The practice has been slammed as barbaric and the fear is now that the trend will catch on amongst wealthy pet owners in the West.
"The ethical thinking about animals in Russia lags behind the West. People here mostly buy animals for selfish reasons. Everything else that happens to them afterwards is a consequence of that," comments activist Irina Novozhilova.
MUST CREDIT PHOTOS BY: Balkanpix.com / Rex Features
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Cat Tattooing in Moscow, Russia - 20 Feb 2009
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Tattoohamon tattoo parlour in Moscow, Russia where a new sick craze with pet " lovers " has sprung up. Rather than the traditional cat / dog grooming services, they are now personalising their pets with Tattoos. Animal rights organisations are concerned that the practice may catch on with the west's rich and famous wanting something 'different' . The Tattoo on Mickey the Sphinx cat took 3 hrs to do under general anasthetic by Tattoo artist Anatoli. The owner Aksana wanted "something new and different for these new exiting times we live in ". - 20/2/2009{br}MUST CREDIT
Cat Tattooing in Moscow, Russia - 20 Feb 2009
SICK PET TATTOO CRAZE SWEEPS RUSSIA
Animal rights campaigners have slammed a cruel new craze in Russia that has sprung up for so-called animal 'lovers'.
Rather than the traditional cat / dog grooming services, some Russians are now choosing to personalise their pets with tattoos.
Just one of the pets to undergo this kind of controversial 'body enhancement' is Mickey, a rare Canadian Hairless breed also known as a Sphynx cat.
After being knocked out, a Tutankhamun design was inked on to Mickey's chest as part of a three hour procedure.
Afterwards, his female owner declared herself delighted with the 'cattoo', saying she had wanted "something new and different for these new exiting times we live in ".
The practice has been slammed as barbaric and the fear is now that the trend will catch on amongst wealthy pet owners in the West.
"The ethical thinking about animals in Russia lags behind the West. People here mostly buy animals for selfish reasons. Everything else that happens to them afterwards is a consequence of that," comments activist Irina Novozhilova.
MUST CREDIT PHOTOS BY: Balkanpix.com / Rex Features
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Cat Tattooing in Moscow, Russia - 20 Feb 2009
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Mandatory Credit: Photo by Balkanpix.com / Rex Features ( 856175c )
Mickey the Sphinx cat comes round after being tattooed, Tattoohamon tattoo parlour in Moscow, Russia where a new sick craze with pet " lovers " has sprung up. Rather than the traditional cat / dog grooming services, they are now personalising their pets with Tattoos. Animal rights organisations are concerned that the practice may catch on with the west's rich and famous wanting something 'different' . The Tattoo on Mickey the Sphinx cat took 3 hrs to do under general anasthetic by Tattoo artist Anatoli. The owner Aksana wanted "something new and different for these new exiting times we live in "
Cat Tattooing in Moscow, Russia - 20 Feb 2009
SICK PET TATTOO CRAZE SWEEPS RUSSIA
Animal rights campaigners have slammed a cruel new craze in Russia that has sprung up for so-called animal 'lovers'.
Rather than the traditional cat / dog grooming services, some Russians are now choosing to personalise their pets with tattoos.
Just one of the pets to undergo this kind of controversial 'body enhancement' is Mickey, a rare Canadian Hairless breed also known as a Sphynx cat.
After being knocked out, a Tutankhamun design was inked on to Mickey's chest as part of a three hour procedure.
Afterwards, his female owner declared herself delighted with the 'cattoo', saying she had wanted "something new and different for these new exiting times we live in ".
The practice has been slammed as barbaric and the fear is now that the trend will catch on amongst wealthy pet owners in the West.
"The ethical thinking about animals in Russia lags behind the West. People here mostly buy animals for selfish reasons. Everything else that happens to them afterwards is a consequence of that," comments activist Irina Novozhilova.
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Cat Tattooing in Moscow, Russia - 20 Feb 2009
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Mandatory Credit: Photo by Balkanpix.com / Rex Features ( 856175e )
Tattoo artist Anatoli works on Mickey the Sphinx cat, watched by owner Aksana, Tattoohamon tattoo parlour in Moscow, Russia where a new sick craze with pet " lovers " has sprung up. Rather than the traditional cat / dog grooming services, they are now personalising their pets with Tattoos. Animal rights organisations are concerned that the practice may catch on with the west's rich and famous wanting something 'different' . The Tattoo on Mickey the Sphinx cat took 3 hrs to do under general anasthetic by Tattoo artist Anatoli. The owner Aksana wanted "something new and different for these new exiting times we live in "
Cat Tattooing in Moscow, Russia - 20 Feb 2009
SICK PET TATTOO CRAZE SWEEPS RUSSIA
Animal rights campaigners have slammed a cruel new craze in Russia that has sprung up for so-called animal 'lovers'.
Rather than the traditional cat / dog grooming services, some Russians are now choosing to personalise their pets with tattoos.
Just one of the pets to undergo this kind of controversial 'body enhancement' is Mickey, a rare Canadian Hairless breed also known as a Sphynx cat.
After being knocked out, a Tutankhamun design was inked on to Mickey's chest as part of a three hour procedure.
Afterwards, his female owner declared herself delighted with the 'cattoo', saying she had wanted "something new and different for these new exiting times we live in ".
The practice has been slammed as barbaric and the fear is now that the trend will catch on amongst wealthy pet owners in the West.
"The ethical thinking about animals in Russia lags behind the West. People here mostly buy animals for selfish reasons. Everything else that happens to them afterwards is a consequence of that," comments activist Irina Novozhilova.
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Cat Tattooing in Moscow, Russia - 20 Feb 2009
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Mandatory Credit: Photo by Balkanpix.com / Rex Features ( 856175h )
Mickey the Sphinx cat with his new tattoo, Tattoohamon tattoo parlour in Moscow, Russia where a new sick craze with pet " lovers " has sprung up. Rather than the traditional cat / dog grooming services, they are now personalising their pets with Tattoos. Animal rights organisations are concerned that the practice may catch on with the west's rich and famous wanting something 'different' . The Tattoo on Mickey the Sphinx cat took 3 hrs to do under general anasthetic by Tattoo artist Anatoli. The owner Aksana wanted "something new and different for these new exiting times we live in "
Cat Tattooing in Moscow, Russia - 20 Feb 2009
SICK PET TATTOO CRAZE SWEEPS RUSSIA
Animal rights campaigners have slammed a cruel new craze in Russia that has sprung up for so-called animal 'lovers'.
Rather than the traditional cat / dog grooming services, some Russians are now choosing to personalise their pets with tattoos.
Just one of the pets to undergo this kind of controversial 'body enhancement' is Mickey, a rare Canadian Hairless breed also known as a Sphynx cat.
After being knocked out, a Tutankhamun design was inked on to Mickey's chest as part of a three hour procedure.
Afterwards, his female owner declared herself delighted with the 'cattoo', saying she had wanted "something new and different for these new exiting times we live in ".
The practice has been slammed as barbaric and the fear is now that the trend will catch on amongst wealthy pet owners in the West.
"The ethical thinking about animals in Russia lags behind the West. People here mostly buy animals for selfish reasons. Everything else that happens to them afterwards is a consequence of that," comments activist Irina Novozhilova.
MUST CREDIT PHOTOS BY: Balkanpix.com / Rex Features
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Cat Tattooing in Moscow, Russia - 20 Feb 2009
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Mandatory Credit: Photo by Balkanpix.com / Rex Features ( 856175i )
Mickey the Sphinx cat with his new tattoo, Tattoohamon tattoo parlour in Moscow, Russia where a new sick craze with pet " lovers " has sprung up. Rather than the traditional cat / dog grooming services, they are now personalising their pets with Tattoos. Animal rights organisations are concerned that the practice may catch on with the west's rich and famous wanting something 'different' . The Tattoo on Mickey the Sphinx cat took 3 hrs to do under general anasthetic by Tattoo artist Anatoli. The owner Aksana wanted "something new and different for these new exiting times we live in "
Cat Tattooing in Moscow, Russia - 20 Feb 2009
SICK PET TATTOO CRAZE SWEEPS RUSSIA
Animal rights campaigners have slammed a cruel new craze in Russia that has sprung up for so-called animal 'lovers'.
Rather than the traditional cat / dog grooming services, some Russians are now choosing to personalise their pets with tattoos.
Just one of the pets to undergo this kind of controversial 'body enhancement' is Mickey, a rare Canadian Hairless breed also known as a Sphynx cat.
After being knocked out, a Tutankhamun design was inked on to Mickey's chest as part of a three hour procedure.
Afterwards, his female owner declared herself delighted with the 'cattoo', saying she had wanted "something new and different for these new exiting times we live in ".
The practice has been slammed as barbaric and the fear is now that the trend will catch on amongst wealthy pet owners in the West.
"The ethical thinking about animals in Russia lags behind the West. People here mostly buy animals for selfish reasons. Everything else that happens to them afterwards is a consequence of that," comments activist Irina Novozhilova.
MUST CREDIT PHOTOS BY: Balkanpix.com / Rex Features
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Cat Tattooing in Moscow, Russia - 20 Feb 2009
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Mandatory Credit: Photo by Balkanpix.com / Rex Features ( 856175j )
Tattoo artist Anatoli works on Mickey the Sphinx cat, Tattoohamon tattoo parlour in Moscow, Russia where a new sick craze with pet " lovers " has sprung up. Rather than the traditional cat / dog grooming services, they are now personalising their pets with Tattoos. Animal rights organisations are concerned that the practice may catch on with the west's rich and famous wanting something 'different' . The Tattoo on Mickey the Sphinx cat took 3 hrs to do under general anasthetic by Tattoo artist Anatoli. The owner Aksana wanted "something new and different for these new exiting times we live in "
Cat Tattooing in Moscow, Russia - 20 Feb 2009
SICK PET TATTOO CRAZE SWEEPS RUSSIA
Animal rights campaigners have slammed a cruel new craze in Russia that has sprung up for so-called animal 'lovers'.
Rather than the traditional cat / dog grooming services, some Russians are now choosing to personalise their pets with tattoos.
Just one of the pets to undergo this kind of controversial 'body enhancement' is Mickey, a rare Canadian Hairless breed also known as a Sphynx cat.
After being knocked out, a Tutankhamun design was inked on to Mickey's chest as part of a three hour procedure.
Afterwards, his female owner declared herself delighted with the 'cattoo', saying she had wanted "something new and different for these new exiting times we live in ".
The practice has been slammed as barbaric and the fear is now that the trend will catch on amongst wealthy pet owners in the West.
"The ethical thinking about animals in Russia lags behind the West. People here mostly buy animals for selfish reasons. Everything else that happens to them afterwards is a consequence of that," comments activist Irina Novozhilova.
MUST CREDIT PHOTOS BY: Balkanpix.com / Rex Features
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Cat Tattooing in Moscow, Russia - 20 Feb 2009
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Mandatory Credit: Photo by Balkanpix.com / Rex Features ( 856175k )
Mickey the Sphinx cat under general anasthetic, Tattoohamon tattoo parlour in Moscow, Russia where a new sick craze with pet " lovers " has sprung up. Rather than the traditional cat / dog grooming services, they are now personalising their pets with Tattoos. Animal rights organisations are concerned that the practice may catch on with the west's rich and famous wanting something 'different' . The Tattoo on Mickey the Sphinx cat took 3 hrs to do under general anasthetic by Tattoo artist Anatoli. The owner Aksana wanted "something new and different for these new exiting times we live in "
Cat Tattooing in Moscow, Russia - 20 Feb 2009
SICK PET TATTOO CRAZE SWEEPS RUSSIA
Animal rights campaigners have slammed a cruel new craze in Russia that has sprung up for so-called animal 'lovers'.
Rather than the traditional cat / dog grooming services, some Russians are now choosing to personalise their pets with tattoos.
Just one of the pets to undergo this kind of controversial 'body enhancement' is Mickey, a rare Canadian Hairless breed also known as a Sphynx cat.
After being knocked out, a Tutankhamun design was inked on to Mickey's chest as part of a three hour procedure.
Afterwards, his female owner declared herself delighted with the 'cattoo', saying she had wanted "something new and different for these new exiting times we live in ".
The practice has been slammed as barbaric and the fear is now that the trend will catch on amongst wealthy pet owners in the West.
"The ethical thinking about animals in Russia lags behind the West. People here mostly buy animals for selfish reasons. Everything else that happens to them afterwards is a consequence of that," comments activist Irina Novozhilova.
MUST CREDIT PHOTOS BY: Balkanpix.com / Rex Features
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Cat Tattooing in Moscow, Russia - 20 Feb 2009
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Mandatory Credit: Photo by Balkanpix.com / Rex Features ( 856175l )
Mickey the Sphinx cat comes round after being tattooed with owne Aksana and Tattoo artist Anatoli, Tattoohamon tattoo parlour in Moscow, Russia where a new sick craze with pet " lovers " has sprung up. Rather than the traditional cat / dog grooming services, they are now personalising their pets with Tattoos. Animal rights organisations are concerned that the practice may catch on with the west's rich and famous wanting something 'different' . The Tattoo on Mickey the Sphinx cat took 3 hrs to do under general anasthetic by Tattoo artist Anatoli. The owner Aksana wanted "something new and different for these new exiting times we live in "
Cat Tattooing in Moscow, Russia - 20 Feb 2009
SICK PET TATTOO CRAZE SWEEPS RUSSIA
Animal rights campaigners have slammed a cruel new craze in Russia that has sprung up for so-called animal 'lovers'.
Rather than the traditional cat / dog grooming services, some Russians are now choosing to personalise their pets with tattoos.
Just one of the pets to undergo this kind of controversial 'body enhancement' is Mickey, a rare Canadian Hairless breed also known as a Sphynx cat.
After being knocked out, a Tutankhamun design was inked on to Mickey's chest as part of a three hour procedure.
Afterwards, his female owner declared herself delighted with the 'cattoo', saying she had wanted "something new and different for these new exiting times we live in ".
The practice has been slammed as barbaric and the fear is now that the trend will catch on amongst wealthy pet owners in the West.
"The ethical thinking about animals in Russia lags behind the West. People here mostly buy animals for selfish reasons. Everything else that happens to them afterwards is a consequence of that," comments activist Irina Novozhilova.
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Cat Tattooing in Moscow, Russia - 20 Feb 2009
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Mandatory Credit: Photo by Balkanpix.com / Rex Features ( 856175m )
Mickey the Sphinx cat with his new tattoo, Tattoohamon tattoo parlour in Moscow, Russia where a new sick craze with pet " lovers " has sprung up. Rather than the traditional cat / dog grooming services, they are now personalising their pets with Tattoos. Animal rights organisations are concerned that the practice may catch on with the west's rich and famous wanting something 'different' . The Tattoo on Mickey the Sphinx cat took 3 hrs to do under general anasthetic by Tattoo artist Anatoli. The owner Aksana wanted "something new and different for these new exiting times we live in "
Cat Tattooing in Moscow, Russia - 20 Feb 2009
SICK PET TATTOO CRAZE SWEEPS RUSSIA
Animal rights campaigners have slammed a cruel new craze in Russia that has sprung up for so-called animal 'lovers'.
Rather than the traditional cat / dog grooming services, some Russians are now choosing to personalise their pets with tattoos.
Just one of the pets to undergo this kind of controversial 'body enhancement' is Mickey, a rare Canadian Hairless breed also known as a Sphynx cat.
After being knocked out, a Tutankhamun design was inked on to Mickey's chest as part of a three hour procedure.
Afterwards, his female owner declared herself delighted with the 'cattoo', saying she had wanted "something new and different for these new exiting times we live in ".
The practice has been slammed as barbaric and the fear is now that the trend will catch on amongst wealthy pet owners in the West.
"The ethical thinking about animals in Russia lags behind the West. People here mostly buy animals for selfish reasons. Everything else that happens to them afterwards is a consequence of that," comments activist Irina Novozhilova.
MUST CREDIT PHOTOS BY: Balkanpix.com / Rex Features
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US President Barack Obama - Jun 2009
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Rex Features ( 940023au )
US President Barack Obama tours the Egypt's Great Sphinx of Giza (left) and the Pyramid of Khafre
US President Barack Obama - Jun 2009
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US President Barack Obama - Jun 2009
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US President Barack Obama tours the Pyramids and Sphinx in Egypt
US President Barack Obama - Jun 2009
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Celebrity hotspots in Las Vegas
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Celebrity hotspots in Las Vegas
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Celebrity hotspots in Las Vegas
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Celebrity hotspots in Las Vegas
Las Vegas, 2009-10-23 / Celebrity hotspots in Sin City Las Vegas! PICTURED: Luxor Hotel at night © Copyright 2009, Most Wanted Pictures, Inc. | Tarzana | CA 91356 | USA | photo@mostwantedpictures.net (FOTO:DUKAS/MOST WANTED PICS)
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Sphinx. Egyptian Pyramids, Egypt.
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Egypt - Mar 2010
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Sphinx like rams that line the main entrance. Karnak, Egypt.
Egypt - Mar 2010
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Hochalpine Forschungsstationen Jungfraujoch, Martin Fischer
DUKAS/Stephan Engler -
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Hochalpine Forschungsstationen Jungfraujoch, Martin Fischer
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Hochalpine Forschungsstationen Jungfraujoch, Martin Fischer
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Hochalpine Forschungsstationen Jungfraujoch, Martin Fischer
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