This is a list of five survivalist plants that have the extraordinary ability to live and thrive in places that other life cannot.
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cowboy against forest in fog
裏日光、最大の滝、120メートル、布引滝を求めて 女峰山（2464メートル）北面に直接、突き上げる渓谷が、野門沢だ。 裏女峰における、唐沢、三沢、深沢...
Goblin masks and visors worn as beauty aids, Papua, New Guinea, 1936. From Peoples of the World in Pictures, edited by Harold Wheeler, published by Odhams Press Ltd .
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Jord Norse Goddess Jord (pronounced “YORD;” Old Norse Jörð, “Earth”) is an obscure and seldom-mentioned giantess and goddess in Norse mythology. She plays no active part in the tales whatsoever, and is referenced only in passing as being the mother of Thor and as being the daughter of Nótt (“Night”) and Anarr (“Another”). If you need some kind of figurine which you did not find in our shop, write to us in messages, and we will produce any figurine for you. It is not difficult! Description I am glad to introduce my collection of "Scandinavian pantheon" gods. I hope that this work will be a wonderful addition to your home or altar. Also, it will be a great handmade wooden gift to your friends. Join us :) - Height: 15 cm \ 5.9 inches; - Material: wood, linden; - Coating: oil, morilka; - The creation time is 3-5 days before sending. - Accept PayPal. - World wide shipping. The color of the product in the photo and in the original may differ. This is due to the different quality of the display device that we use. delivery: When the product is created and sent to you, you will receive a message on the mail about it. The message will indicate the sending number, which has 4 letters and 9 digits. You can track this number on the website of your country's postal service. Master takes responsibility to maintain the integrity of a product and its conformity. If goods arrive broken or will not comply with those presented on the site here, master ensures refund or re-sending the parcel as indicated in the store; Delivery of goods is carried out through the international postal service, by air; I am engaged in the delivery of our products around the world for 2 years. During this time ALL of my parcels were delivered to my customers. Several times there were delays at customs, but the parcel still came to my clients.
The Konso are quite a rich tribe, because they have a lot of fields. The villages are really big, organized like wood fortresses, and are ruled by traditional chiefs. In the village, there are statues, called "Wagas" or "Wakas", which represent dead Konso chiefs or heros who had a heroic life -they killed animals, enemies... But since antique shops have bought the oldest ones, nowadays they tend to be very rare. The Konso had an interesting tradition after having a fight with an other tribe: they take the tibia bones of their dead ennemies, burn them to ashes, and then dance around. Before the women were all half nude with a typical white skirt, but as missionaries are very active in the area, they tend to wear Arsenal tee-shirt to hide their breast... There is actually a big challenge in Ethiopia between christian and muslim activits to convert the remote villages. The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) has added in september 2011 the ‘Konso Cultural Landscape of Ethiopia’ to it's World Heritage List. © Eric Lafforgue www.ericlafforgue.com
...When she was in the forest, she ran in to the big bad wolf. But Little Red Riding Hood didn't know it was a dangerous animal, and she wasn't afraid at all... (2nd of 3 illustrations to the tale of Little Red Riding Hood)
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The last time CO2 concentrations reached today’s level was 3 million years ago, during the Pliocene Epoch. Hear from geoscientists who see evolving conditions in the Arctic as an indicator of how climate change could transform the planet.
