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2013-03-21
Snow collects on people's clothing
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2018-01-07
When the ice is thick enough, people travel on it with many kinds of vehicles. Snowmobiles are popular both for entertainment and to get to ice fishing spots.
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.jpg "Sointula, British Columbia, Athletic Hall in foregound and Finnish Organization Hall in background")
Sointula, British Columbia, Athletic Hall in foregound and Finnish Organization Hall in background
Download2016-06-18
Sointula or "place of harmony" was a Finnish utopian community established in 1901 on Malcolm Island, near the northeast coast of Vancouver Island. These two halls provided the community a with a place to meet, exercise and to perform theatrical and musical works.
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2016-07-12
This sign on Yukon Drive on the University of Alaska Fairbanks campus warns drivers of the speed limit (20 miles per hour) and informs drivers of the speed of their vehicles. The vehicle speed display is powered by a solar panel on the top of the sign.
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2016-09-11
Campbell, Sandy, Sokolov, Pavel (sculptor)
This sphinx sits at the north east corner of the Egyptian Bridge, which crosses the Fontanka River in St. Petersburg, Russia. The Lermontovsky Prospekt runs over the bridge. There are four cast iron sphinxes at the corners of the bridge. They were created by Pavel Sokolov in 1825/26.
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.jpg "Spinning qiviut (qiviuk) or muskox down")
2016-06-12
At an exhibition at the Winnipeg Art Gallery in December 2016, Jen Lam, resident of Inuvik, demonstrated spinning qiviut or muskox down.
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.jpg "Steep ramps in front of a store in St. Petersburg, Russia")
2016-09-14
The prominently displayed wheelchair sign indicates that these steel ramps are designed for wheelchair access. Too steep for a wheelchair users to navigate on their own, these ramps are probably most used to move goods on hand-carts up the two steps from the sidewalk to the store front. These...
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2015-08-30
Young shoots and leaves can be boiled and eaten as greens. Stinging nettles are a good source of vitamins.