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Statues Of Belarus

On May 3, 2014 by Tim Newman

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Yes I know, the statues of Belarus is a bit of a niche subject I suppose. Why would you do an article on Belorussian statues? Well, I’ll tell you why – they’re ace....

The Magnificent Marble Caves Of General Carrera Lake, Chile

On April 23, 2014 by Tim Newman

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This incredible Marble Cathedral is quite far from home, far from everyone’s home. The caves are resident at General Carrera lake in Patagonia – the second largest freshwater lake in South America. It’s one...

The Ancient Watchtowers Of Ingushetia

On April 21, 2014 by Tim Newman

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Ingushetia is one of Russia’s poorest and most restive regions. The ongoing military conflict in neighboring Chechnya has occasionally spilled into Ingushetia. Although culturally tied to Chechnya, the people of Ingushetia have not resisted Moscow’s pull so wholeheartedly....

Ukraine: A Moving Look At The Death Of Rural Life

On April 18, 2014 by Tim Newman

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Like most developing countries, the population of Ukraine is steadily migrating from the countryside to the commercial hubs. Villages and farms slowly empty and cities and towns steadily fill. The young can’t wait...

Vladimir Vorobjev: Moody Photos From 80s Russia

On April 16, 2014 by Tim Newman

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Vladimir Vorobjev was a photographer working mainly throughout the 80s. He wasn’t big or famous at the time and it was only after his death, when his granddaughter went through his photos, that they finally...

Kijong-dong: North Korea’s Deserted “Propaganda Village”

On April 12, 2014 by Tim Newman

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North Korea is no joke of course, but some of the stunts and propaganda they’ve come out with over the years can genuinely appear childish. And funny. Kijong-dong is one of their more flimsy attempts...

Shoina: An Occupied Village Submerged In Sand

On April 6, 2014 by Tim Newman

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Shoina is a small Russian village on the banks of the White Sea. When it was built in the 30’s it was in a plush, forested location, but in the 50’s the sand...

Beautiful French Polynesia & How It Was Nearly Destroyed

On March 30, 2014 by Tim Newman

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Nope, I’ve never been to French Polynesia, and I probably never will. I don’t have that kind of cash. It looks amazing though. Below are some photos taken by Tim McKenna, a Sydney born...

The Bird Life Of Peru

On March 30, 2014 by Tim Newman

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Today I bring you a small selection of the impressively magniloquent and devastatingly handsome birds that chill out in Peru. Peru boasts around 1,879 bird species in total, 91 of which are globally...

The Walls Of Merv: Turkmenistan

On March 22, 2014 by Tim Newman

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Merv is an ancient town with prehistoric origins. Remains have been found dating back to the 3rd millenium BC. Some believe that Merv was the biggest city in the world in the 12th...