Robin’s favorites

  • Tash Rabat Toilet

    Photo by Jane Keeler, 30 April 2008

    As in most rural areas of Kyrgyzstan, expect to use an outhouse when visiting Tash Rabat. On the plus side, this outhouse is set in one of the most picturesque locales in the country!

  • No Longer Full Of Hot Air.

    Photo by Shannon Dagher, 13 April 2008

    Mama--my Lebanese mother-in-law's--daily clothesline;
    on the back patio. Ballouneh, Lebanon.

  • Coney Island Boardwalk

    Photo by Frans & Claire van der Lee, 7 February 2008

    The boardwalk is an ideal place to stroll and work off some of the Nathan's hot dogs you are sure to consume at Coney Island.

  • Spitting Art

    Photo by Will Hindmarch, 31 January 2008

    Don't be insulted. The massive animated portraits in Chicago's Millennium Park spit at you because they like you.

  • Same Same, But Different

    Photo by Sloan Schang, 17 January 2008

    After getting my fill of requisite Taj Mahal sunrise watching, I spent at least as much time crowd watching. It's one of the most heavily visited monuments in Asia, everyone takes their turn at posing with eternal beauty.

  • Main St

    Photo by Paul Cloutier, 8 December 2007

    The quiet before the shootout.

  • Valhalla, sailingyacht (3)

    Photo by Gijs Bekenkamp, 29 January 2008

    As soon as we arrive at Chichime women in Kayukas (dugout canoes) come to our boat. The women have brought a lot of handicraft with them.

  • Kuna Fisherman

    Photo by Gijs Bekenkamp, 7 January 2008

    This Kuna fisherman sold his catch of the day to us. Later on that day we BBQ-ed the fish on one of the nearby islands together with this guy.

  • Harvesting Tulips

    Photo by Mack Davis, 22 January 2008

    Each April near Mount Vernon, WA, the fields come alive with a variety of colors from millions of beautiful tulips. In the early morning, harvesters work quickly, sometimes in damp, cold weather to gather the tulips for market.

  • Alternative fuels galore

    Photo by Tom Hall, 11 December 2007

    A strip on the German Dutch border near Winschoten shows two alternative fuel sources. WInd Energy and bio fuel in the form of rapeseed.

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