Tag: leisure
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Taman Botani, Putrajaya, Malaysia
written by amirulshahrom on 2011-08-23 #placesIf you love cycling and at the same time, enjoying a beautiful view filled with flowers, Taman Botani is just the place for you to escape from the hectic city of Kuala Lumpur. It is a place where you can release some of your work tension here.
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Capsule Inn Akihabara
written by wil6ka on 2008-08-12 #placesWell, of course the king of all lodging possibilities is the capsule hotel. Something so unique it must be Japanese! The capsule hotel is the ultimate way to save room and money. As a guest you are leaving your belongings in a locker room and you will receive slipper and a bathrobe (yukata). In that sexy outfit you make your way up to your room, which is about 2m long and 1m wide.
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Park of the Nations, Lisbon
written by neja on 2010-08-12 #placesPark of the Nations is a new and exciting area of the Lisbon. It is a leisure, commercial, and residential area in Northeastern part Lisbon, Portugal, next to the Tagus river estuary. It is certainly an interesting place worthy of a few rolls!
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Šmarješke Toplice - Where Old People Swim
written by wil6ka on 2009-02-16 #placesI was on the way back from the Balkans, where I just had shot an image-film for a NGO. Our way by car led us through Slovenia, which impressed us very much. Despite it was a state of the Balkan-Region, it very much looked like Switzerland in many ways. This was due to the mountains but also the renovated state of roads and buildings and the obvious economic success of the country. As so they have to deal with the common problem of over-aging.
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Memory Lane (flea market) @ Ipoh
written by eastmoe on 2008-10-30 #placesAnother thing in my 'must do' lists is the Sunday morning 'Memory Lane' visit. This Ipoh flea market has everything for everyone.You can find antiques like old coins, old currencies,old books, vases, old and vintage camera.WW2 items being sold here (one antique seller I saw had a WW2 soldier's metal cap for sale).
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A Salute to the Masters: Bare Soles in Como (A Tribute to Christopher Anderson)
written by sirio174 on 2015-11-07The young artist and Magnum photographer Christopher Anderson published on his agency's website an awesome photo series, one of the images in it a great symbol of freedom, joy of living outdoors, purity, innocence, candor, and girlhood: the bare sole of a female lifted up, taken at the Central Park in New York. Like many other great Magnum photographers, Anderson explored this interesting body part through photographs. For this tribute, I chose a series of bare feet images I took along the promenade of the lake Como. Take a look!
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Sentosa Beach
written by wil6ka on 2008-09-12 #placesYou know these moments, where you are totally at ease and in your mind there won´t be any other place you would like to be but the very one you are at? I love those moments and I had it once with Sentosa in Singapore. It is an artificial Beach-Area a bus ride from the City, which formerly was a military base. But the impression is perfect and we just heard afterwards, that what we experienced is absolutely made by man.
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Mala Beach (Cap D Ail)
written by vicuna on 2008-08-13 #placesSo, here's another wonderful secret beach place to avoid the overcrowded tourist beaches... It's the beach of "La Mala", a little paradise near of Monaco, in Cap d'ail to be more precise.
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Esteron River (Carros)
written by vicuna on 2008-09-05 #placesFed up with the beach and touristic crowd of the french riviera?? So why don't you go to the river? I got a very special place to go, revealing a secret place known by a very few people...
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Sanatorium Ferghana
written by wil6ka on 2008-09-14 #placesUzbekistan is certainly lacking in infrastructure, especially in the field of tourism. Considering it is so rich in historic sites and have such a great potential they surely are years behind.
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Water-Ferries Venezia
written by wil6ka on 2008-09-08 #placesYou don't believe it until you see it. Sure, every child knows that Venezia is City of Water. But you have to see, feel, smell and touch it. Otherwise it is incomprehensible. But to do that you will have to take a water-ferry from the outside, like thousands of workers and even more thousand tourists. They all have to leave their motorized vehicles outside and take the water cab.
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Coco Beach (Nice)
written by vicuna on 2008-08-13 #placesWhen the summertime arrives, you almost have no chance to find a place on the main beaches of Nice, and perhaps on the whole Cote d'Azur: overcrowded with people, you must be lucky to find a square meter place to sit down...
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The Last 2 of Tin Dredger In Malaysia
written by eastmoe on 2008-12-07 #placesThis is my last year trip. I go to batu gajah to see last tin dredger in malaysia. Tin mining was extensively in the Kinta Valley of Perak some decades ago. Today it is a sunset industry and most tine mines have closed down. You can still find many mining pools, but this is the only dredge you see. It's an exhibition item near Chendrong, Batu Gajah.
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Ortigas at Night (Pasig City)
written by halfawakehaiku on 2008-08-07 #placesLike other Business Districts, Ortigas center takes on a whole different form when the sun sets. Home to some of the country's biggest corporations and shopping malls, there's always something to do in this busy little side of the Metro. After shopping your little feet off during the day, a ton of options await the evening Lomographer. You can choose one of the various bars that line up Metrowalk or push a little further to reach the C5 area.
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Littoral Path of Cap d'Ail
written by vicuna on 2008-10-22 #placesThere's a beautiful path along the coast going from Cap d'Ail to Monaco. The starting point is Mala Beach at Cap d'Ail (near Monaco, see other location about this place) were you can take a little path through the rocks and who is leading you to Monaco.
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Hang Gliding at the Büchelstein (Straubing)
written by vicuna on 2008-08-01 #placesI spent a day in the Bavarian forest, near of Straubing and we went to the "Büchelstein", a mountain where the hang gliders like to jump and fly like birds. The place is very impressive because of the huge view you can have all over the Bavarian landscape.
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