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- 2Alberta Aviation Museum
- 1Campbell, Sady
- 1Campell, Sandy
- 1Falkholt, Carolina (Painter and Graffiti Artist)
- 1Isabel Ferriera (artist)
- 23Russia, St. Petersburg
- 14Arctic flowers
- 14September, 2016
- 13Arctic plants
- 6Arctic and Alpine Botanic Garden - Tromsø, Norway
- 6Botanic Gardens - Arctic Regions
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View of part of the rhododendron collection at the Arctic and Alpine Botanic Garden in Tromsø, Norway
Download2024-06-08
This image shows part of the rhododendron collection at the Arctic and Alpine Botanic Garden (latitude 69.6769° N) in Tromsø, Norway, the northernmost botanic garden in the world. The collection is is large and remarkable for its growth at this high latitude. It is located on a east-facing...
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2024-06-12
These flowers were growing wild on Sommarøy Island (69° 37' 59" N. 18° 0' 30" E.) in northern Norway in early June.
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2024-06-12
This large loom is displayed on the upper level of the Straumen farmhouse Straumsbukta on Kvaløya Island in Norway. While this would have been used to weave sheep's wool into fabric, the loom is displayed with strips of rag being woven into a rug.
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2018-06-15
This list of vegetables that grow well in Rovaniemi's Community Garden was pasted to the bulletin board at the garden. Column 1 (top to bottom): potatoes, carrots, turnips, parsnips, radishes, peas, broad beans, scarlet runner bans, spinach, silver beets, chilis, peppers, rhubarb. Column 2...
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2025-03-28
An early spring storm dropped 17cm to 20cm of snow. Winds blew the snow onto the trunks of trees.
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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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2024-06-12
Wool carders have surfaces with teeth or pins that are pulled against each other to straighten the strands of wool in a fleece. In this image, from the Straumen Farm in Tromsø Municipality, northern Norway, there are two types. On the left a large with two handles, horizontal and vertical,...
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.jpg "Wrought Iron Balcony Railing with Cast Iron Supports - St. Petersburg, Russia")
2016-09-14
This wrought iron railing is comprised of central panels of overlapping ovals. On the top and bottom are borders of interlocking S-shaped metal. The balcony has three sides, all displaying the same pattern.