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a Chorotegas potter
A hand-turned wheel consisting of old bicycle parts is the only modern adaptation to this ancient style of local pottery.
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Badshahi Mosque
Up to 100,000 worshipers can fit into this jewel of Mughal architecture completed in 1674.
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Vermont wind turbines
Completed in 1997, the 132ft turbines are now obsolete and half the size of current models.
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Hungarian Parliament
In downtown Budapest, this Gothic Revival landmark is the seat of the National Assembly of Hungary.
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Copper Mountain
A view from near the top on a windy day.
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Glenwood Canyon
One of many tunnels through the steep confines of the canyon.
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the eastern tower
One of the Pumpkin Festival's four towers of jack-o-lanterns built out of scaffolding, in Keene, New Hampshire.
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fierce guard
The largest Pakistani guard strutting his stuff at the border's evening flag lowering ceremony.
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Golden Temple
This most holy temple in Sikhism sits on an island in the middle of a lake in the heart of Amritsar.
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Baltit Fort
After being the royal residence for 750 years, the fort was abandoned by its rulers in 1945 for a modern palace lower in the valley. In a state of ruin and verging on collapse, it was painstaking restored in the 1990's as a joint British-Pakistani effort. This new gem of a fort has a breathtaking setting and is well worth the visit.
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Jon Brack has been a member since 10 November 2007 and goes by jonbrack.
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