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2011-06-10
Across Scandinavia, high school graduates wear white caps as part of the celebration. In Sweden, the cap is white with a blue band and a black peak. For graduation celebrations, the local bakery in Märsta made cap-shaped cakes.
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2011-10-16
White spruce (Picea glauca) grows throughout the Canadian boreal forest and in Alaska. It is the northernmost tree species in North America. Cones and other parts of the tree have been used in traditional medicines.
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2011-10-16
White spruce seedling growing on the open floor of a mixed deciduous - coniferous forest.
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2016-09-11
These whole fish were for sale in a small grocery store in St. Petersburg, Russia in September, 2016. The fish was priced at 135.90 Rubles/kg. The exchange rate was approximately 1$CA: 75 Rubles, making the fish about CA$2.86/kg.
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2015-07-10
This gooseberry bush was growing close to the shore of Frame Lake. Gooseberries have traditionally been used as a food and contain vitamin C.
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2011-06-09
This willow over wire globe sculpture was located outside the entrance to the Rovaniemi University of Applied Sciences, Rantavitikka Campus. The six protrusions at the top of the sculpture echo the symbol of the University, which can be partially seen on the glass of the entry behind the...
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.jpg "Window made of bottles in an Alaska bush cabin")
2016-07-08
In remote parts of Alaska, bush cabins were built quickly from local materials. With no window panes available, bottles were packed into window frames to allow light to enter. In this case, quart sealers and beverage bottles were packed into clay and moss in six rows of five bottles, open to...
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2015-09-12
The chestnuts in this park were dropping their chestnuts. On impact, many of the green outer husks would crack open to reveal the hard brown chestnut inside. The ladies in the park were gathering up chestnuts for children.
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2016-09-14
In mid-September in St. Petersburg, horse chestnuts were falling from the trees and breaking open on the ground. The women in the park were gathering the chestnuts to give to children as to be used in games.
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Wood and wicker baby carriage, wooden potty chair and Singer sewing machines at the Sointula Museum, Malcolm Island, British Columbia
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The Sointula Museum displays many artifacts from the Finnish colonists who settled on Malcolm Island. In this corner there are Singer treadle operated sewing machines, a blue wicker and wood pram and several potty chairs. Also present in the image are women's magazines, sewing supplies, sewing...