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What rates, are probably disproportions???? What kind extradited also the man in the face of the nature. Good topic, greatly well image. I congratulate.
Thank you Péter ! The monolith is 400 m high ( Higher than the 320 of Ayers rock in Australia)and it is indeed very impressive. A further advantage: NO TOURISTS HERE !
I thank my number's interesting informations. Right now I guessed the image,how non one tourist happening this monolith. I deem, as tourist you did not go over there. The Ayers rock ( at us red rock also is called) little boring already. Greatly on several occasions communicate she.In Mauritania according to this monolith me much more interesting, soreover superior also as you described.I greet you: Péter
Péter, I think there is a lot of difference between a traveler and a tourist. I have the ambition to consider myself a "non-tourist" .
By the way this place is magic and you will see closer pictures in the next days.
Domo arigato Mariemon. I have been several times in beautiful Japan and I was in Kyoto in this season http://www.panoramio.com/photo/1286373.
I hope I will come again soon
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Dear mabut!
What rates, are probably disproportions???? What kind extradited also the man in the face of the nature. Good topic, greatly well image. I congratulate.
With best regards: Farsang Peter, from Hungary.
Thank you Péter ! The monolith is 400 m high ( Higher than the 320 of Ayers rock in Australia)and it is indeed very impressive. A further advantage: NO TOURISTS HERE !
ciao Marco
Superb composition and shows the proportions well.
Hi Marco!
I thank my number's interesting informations. Right now I guessed the image,how non one tourist happening this monolith. I deem, as tourist you did not go over there. The Ayers rock ( at us red rock also is called) little boring already. Greatly on several occasions communicate she.In Mauritania according to this monolith me much more interesting, soreover superior also as you described.I greet you: Péter
Péter, I think there is a lot of difference between a traveler and a tourist. I have the ambition to consider myself a "non-tourist" . By the way this place is magic and you will see closer pictures in the next days.
Ciao Marco
Wonderful shot!!! like best regards. Greetings from Kyoto Japan
Hereafter, the autumn tint is very beautiful in Japan.
Please come to Japan, and take a wonderful photograph.
Domo arigato Mariemon. I have been several times in beautiful Japan and I was in Kyoto in this season http://www.panoramio.com/photo/1286373. I hope I will come again soon
ciao, Marco